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mailman-cloud-deployment

This is a repository houses the best practice deploying mailman on public clouds base on the theory newto.me mailman on k8s posts. Currently,will provide the deployment on huaweicloud, later I will try to support more public cloud provider.

Note: This repository only provide the classic deployment for miniumx resource runtime, for your workload please following the configuration to change the infrastructure.

Note: This deployment will only consider the common case instead of every case. but it is not difficult to adapte your case with little change base on this deployment.

Prerequisite

  1. Cloud account. please configuration the provider.tf with your account information

    user_name   = "username"     #The user name of your account
password    = "password"     #The password of your account
auth_url    = "https://iam.<region>.myhuaweicloud.com/v3" #Change region that you are going to run in.
region      = "region"       #The region name where are you going to run. e.g. ap-southeast-1
tenant_name = "project"      #The project name of your account. also named tenant name.
domain_name = "domain"       #The account name.

  2. DNS domain. the domain information provide by DNS ISP. e.g. godaddy.

    2.1. please login your dns management console. change the DNS server as: - ns1.hwclouds-dns.net - ns1.hwclouds-dns.com

  3. Key Pair. which is used to access the CCE(kubernetes cluster) node.

    3.1. go the the keypair service console. create one pair with name KeyPair-mail as default. note. you can name the paire whatever you want. just to make sure keep the actual value the same as keypair variable in var.tf by -var 'keypair=<your-name>'.

  4. Authentication service for CCE.

    go to cce(huaweicloud k8s service) console and make sure the cce page which region you are going to setup work well.

  5. DKIM keys

    5.1. Generate public key and private key

    openssl genrsa -out example.com-private.pem 1024 -outform PEM
openssl rsa -in example.com-private.pem -out example.com.pem -pubout -outform PEM

    note. Change example.com to your domain name

    5.2. Configuration the dkim_public_key with example.com.pem content by -var 'dkim_public_key=''

Setup the infrastruture

Run the terraform command

terraform init
terraform apply -var "domain=<your-domain>" -var "email=<your-email>" -var "dkim_public_key=<your-public-key>"

Setup the mail system

TODO