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Hi, I'm wondering what is the correct architecture and configuration to setup a multilayer mail handling? What I have in mind is something more like what we can found in Web platform architectures. 1. First layer does first checks: user authentication and SSL offloading. If all checks are OK request is proxied to layer 2. 2. Second layer, will actually handle the IMAP/POP3 connection proxied

Hi, I'm looking to renew my hardware and I'm wondering how Linux can help me to virtualize my desktop environment. My first go was to have 2 Intel NUC and 2 screens, one NUC more stable and one I can play with. I want to use both screens with both computers so this implies to also have two KVMs. Then came the idea to virtualize everything. Make both computers a hypervisor cluster (using

Hi, I'm looking to renew my hardware and I'm wondering how Linux can help me to virtualize my desktop environment. My first go was to have 2 Intel NUC and 2 screens, one NUC more stable and one I can play with. I want to use both screens with both computers so this implies to also have two KVMs. Then came the idea to virtualize everything. Make both computers a hypervisor cluster (using