Having a totally normal lazy Sunday morning, working out the best way to set up an object storage service on my home network.
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Hooray, my replica database server just pulled files from the archive to catch up after a restart!
Now to get this all syncing to some off-site repo as well in case a meteor strikes my house or something.
I'm trying to figure out setting up an email (SMTP) service on my little hosted machines, so I don't need to rely on any particular mail provider.
Which leads me to thinking I really like how #Podman can generate #SystemD units to automatically manage the service containers.
And that has led me to the conclusion I probably should wait for #Debian Trixie release next month, when I can migrate past Podman 4.3.
How do you manage SMTP service for yours, @mike?
@bignose I just pay Mailgun to do it all for me.
@mike Not minio. But curious to know what you settle on!
@phs I'm trying out radosgw to directly use my Ceph cluster storage via an S3 API, rather than double-handle everything.
I'm mainly just looking at it as a backup staging repository that I'll mirror to an external bucket for now. Baby steps until I start trusting it!
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