Notification Provider
Notification Provider is an implementation to send Email Notifications using the Graph APIs/Direct Send, and supports sending more than 10k emails in a day. This service has robust retry mechanisms and telemetry hooks to ensure proper tracking of email notifications. The library is extensible, providing the users the option to use Graph/DirectSend as Notification Providers to send the email Notifications and Table Storage or CosmosDB to store the Notification History and Templates.
Benefits of Notification Provider
- Uses Asynchronous processing of emails
- Accepts email in batches
- Extendible solution for your choice of storage and Notification Providers
- Already supports GraphAPI/DirectSend as NotificationProviders
- Already supports Azure Table Storage(recommended) and Cosmos DB as storage for email tracking
- Uses Application Insights for logging, log level can be configured
- Have different endpoints for resend/getting history/sending a single email/sending emails in batches etc
- Supports Attachments/Templates and more to come.
- Differnt API Endpoints for Template management
Please find further details in the WIKI here.
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