aws-ses:tldr:03653
aws-ses: Show help for a specific SES subcommand.
$ aws ses ${subcommand} help
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The command "aws ses ${subcommand} help" is used to request help and documentation for a specific AWS SES (Simple Email Service) command. Here's how it works:
- "aws ses" is the starting part of the command, which refers to the AWS CLI (Command Line Interface) command for the SES service.
- "${subcommand}" is a placeholder that represents any specific subcommand of AWS SES that you want help with. For example, it can be "verify-email-identity", "send-email", "create-template", etc.
- "help" is a parameter that you pass to the subcommand to request detailed help and documentation for that particular command.
When you run the command "aws ses ${subcommand} help" in your terminal or command line interface, it triggers the AWS CLI to provide you with information about the specified subcommand. This information typically includes a description of the subcommand, available options and parameters, example usage, and any additional details or guidelines. It is an efficient way to quickly access documentation and learn how to utilize different features and functionalities of AWS SES.
This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and
never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.