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Everything mentioned in this section was considered.
What we noticed is that after deployment this update to production, Postmark sent emails number skyrocketed.
Overall this is not a problem, since all emails are queued, sent and delivered. But this is suspicious and I would like to be sure that everything is really ok. Ratio is around 9:1. Nine emails goes to Mailgun, one to Postmark.
I don't see any related errors in logs. No failed jobs either. Any suggestions what to look at?
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We are sending a ton of emails via Laravel Mail. Recently we upgraded framework from 8.83.5 to 10.14.1 following both upgrade guides.
We configured failover configuration like this:
Everything mentioned in this section was considered.
What we noticed is that after deployment this update to production, Postmark sent emails number skyrocketed.
Overall this is not a problem, since all emails are queued, sent and delivered. But this is suspicious and I would like to be sure that everything is really ok. Ratio is around 9:1. Nine emails goes to Mailgun, one to Postmark.
I don't see any related errors in logs. No failed jobs either. Any suggestions what to look at?
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