playbooks VS mailway

At work we deploy to VMs in VMware vCloud director, using Terraform and Ansible. I actually have the Ansible repo we use public, but it's a 3yo holy mess and I've made a new one that I use in my homelab so far, like that one much better.

It sure is, use at your own peril. This is my first attempt at setting up kubeadm with Ansible, also the repo we currently use at work. While it can be used for both on-prem and managed k8s, it's a holy mess and I would not suggest anyone use it.

I made some ansible playbooks to quickly setup one on Linode. But they're still missing the SPF+DKIM+DMARC setup in DNS I need to have a chance of sending mail.

Then I automated the setup of a Linode VPS+Route53 DNS to create a recipient email server at the press of a button using ansible, will add other hosts to it like Digitalocean and DO DNS in time.

Here's one example of me spinning up a MariaDB cluster using vagrant and ansible: https://gitlab.com/stemid-ansible/playbooks/ha-maxscale

If you're into that kind of stuff I make my ansible playbooks available on Gitlab.

Well then your goal now is to destroy the cluster and re-build it with automation. I use Ansible to do that in Vagrant CentOS 7 boxes.

My own Ansible+vagrant setup works only om CentOS.

If you are using Google Gsuite with your own domain name, then you have dozens of options to move your email address away from Gmail and forward it to whatever you want. I'm actually working on a long blog post about this that should be done today or tomorrow - but you can move your custom domain to a forwarder like SimpleLogin.io or anonaddy (both selfhostable) or mailway.app or use your domain registar's forwarding, or many other options like paying for basic email hosting and using Sieve forwarding (PurelyMail.com or Migadu.com) would work for that at around $10-$20 a year, or services like Dynu for forwarding only without an inbox.

try https://mailway.app/

Mailway works well for this. mailway.app

I use a similar service from: https://mailway.app/

They have their code open sourced, and you can self host it if you want. I personally did not bother since I do not use their service for outbound mail. It also has a neat temporary mail plugin (which I put under a subdomain) that might come in handy sometimes.

The closest option to that, currently, would be https://mailway.app, built by someone who now works with Cloudflare: u/svensauleau

Mailway?

Even better, have a catchall email address. mailway.app is quite good.