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After thirty years of treating "where does this run" as a question of latency and cost, I'm moving jcoffey.dev and coffeylabs.org to Germany and my mail to the Netherlands.
It'll be slower, it'll cost more, and I get to rebuild sender reputation from scratch. I priced all of that before committing.
Why anyway: the planned cutover beats the emergency one, every time. This is that instinct, one level up the stack.
https://jcoffey.dev/articles/moving-my-sites-and-email-out-of-the-united-states/
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Comment quitter les GAFAM : Mails, contacts, calendriers (ep 3)
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Comment quitter les GAFAM : Mails, contacts, calendriers (ep 3)
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Comment quitter les GAFAM : Mails, contacts, calendriers (ep 3)
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Comment quitter les GAFAM : Mails, contacts, calendriers (ep 3)
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So, it seems to come down to a choice of two:
#mailcow - completely open source, but many many docker containers which I absolutely despise.
#stalwart - One binary, does everything, open source and Enterprise and sufficiently not US based to matter.
Tried setting each up. mailcow - took about an hour of fiddling, tweaking and double-checking DNS records. stalwart - took ten minutes and did the lot.
Even for the Enterprise version, the licence is ridiculously cheap ($2/mailbox/year). -
So, it seems to come down to a choice of two:
#mailcow - completely open source, but many many docker containers which I absolutely despise.
#stalwart - One binary, does everything, open source and Enterprise and sufficiently not US based to matter.
Tried setting each up. mailcow - took about an hour of fiddling, tweaking and double-checking DNS records. stalwart - took ten minutes and did the lot.
Even for the Enterprise version, the licence is ridiculously cheap ($2/mailbox/year). -
So, it seems to come down to a choice of two:
#mailcow - completely open source, but many many docker containers which I absolutely despise.
#stalwart - One binary, does everything, open source and Enterprise and sufficiently not US based to matter.
Tried setting each up. mailcow - took about an hour of fiddling, tweaking and double-checking DNS records. stalwart - took ten minutes and did the lot.
Even for the Enterprise version, the licence is ridiculously cheap ($2/mailbox/year). -
So, it seems to come down to a choice of two:
#mailcow - completely open source, but many many docker containers which I absolutely despise.
#stalwart - One binary, does everything, open source and Enterprise and sufficiently not US based to matter.
Tried setting each up. mailcow - took about an hour of fiddling, tweaking and double-checking DNS records. stalwart - took ten minutes and did the lot.
Even for the Enterprise version, the licence is ridiculously cheap ($2/mailbox/year). -
So, it seems to come down to a choice of two:
#mailcow - completely open source, but many many docker containers which I absolutely despise.
#stalwart - One binary, does everything, open source and Enterprise and sufficiently not US based to matter.
Tried setting each up. mailcow - took about an hour of fiddling, tweaking and double-checking DNS records. stalwart - took ten minutes and did the lot.
Even for the Enterprise version, the licence is ridiculously cheap ($2/mailbox/year). -
I've been working on the infrastructure for Launchpad023. Everything declaratively configured because servers should be cattle not pets.
I've put it up on Codeberg if anyone wants to take a look.
https://codeberg.org/launchpad023/launchpad023-infra#kluctl #kustomize #metallb #talosLinux #selfhosting #kubernetes #envoy_gateway #externalsecrets #stalwart #JMAIL #haarlem