However, the Mailit service makes the client wait on the SMTP traffic too [1]. So with this particular service you now have to wait for both SMTP /and/ HTTP communication. Doesn't really speed thinks up :)
That depends, you could host the Mailit service in the same machine as the email server, which your application instances on other machines would call. This could be useful if you have multiple machines but only want to run a single email server.
That depends, you could host the Mailit service in the same machine as the email server, which your application instances on other machines would call. This could be useful if you have multiple machines but only want to run a single email server.