There are many ways you can handle this. @wordd already mentioned sending messages to slack channels, for example. All large cloud providers have services that are called something like "Simple Message Service" or so, that allow you to send messages through simple API calls.

If you want to stick with email, check how your email provider supports "SMTP for outgoing messages" and look for an SMTP library for your preferred environment. Your service provider may place various restrictions on email delivered to them by SMTP (such as SSH/TLS encryption or certificates), but generally I would expect that those do not need two-factor authentication.

For Java, for example, you'd use "JavaMail" directly or through higher level libraries such as "Apache Commons Email".

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On Tue, Dec 17, 2024 at 11:31 PM, Frank Bell wrote:

I logged on to my account and found a must complete questionnaire about how I'm monitoring my automated api.? It wanted to know

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1) Did I write it or is it commercial and if so the vendor?

2) Is the API completely automated?? If not to what extent it is manual?

3) How are critical errors handled (audible alert, email, text)?

4) Is it constantly monitored?

5) and more

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Apparently it is now being required by regulators.

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Given that, can anyone point to code that will allow me to send email/texts now that Google and Yahoo are requiring two factor authentication?? I used to send emails and texts when single factor was good enough.

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Frank