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Practical walkthroughs for Linux administration, automation, and infrastructure — written by the engineers at Meikaku Consulting.

PostfixMicrosoft GraphAmazon SES

Centralized Postfix API Mail Relay

Build a single internal SMTP relay that accepts mail from all your servers and appliances, then delivers it via Microsoft Graph API or Amazon SES over HTTPS. One system, one set of credentials, zero SMTP to the internet.

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Microsoft 365Entra IDGraph API

Creating a Microsoft Graph API App Registration

Register an application in Microsoft Entra ID for server-to-server Graph API access. Covers app registration, API permissions, client secret creation, and application access policies.

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ProxmoxMicrosoft GraphAmazon SES

Proxmox 9 — Email Notifications via Microsoft Graph API or Amazon SES

Route Proxmox 9 alert emails through Microsoft Graph API or Amazon SES with zero Proxmox configuration changes. No SMTP relay, no VM, no LXC — just a Postfix alias and a Python script.

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LinuxFedoraAutomation

DNF5 Automatic — Email Notifications via Microsoft Graph API or Amazon SES

Set up dnf5-automatic on Fedora 43+ to deliver package update reports by email using Microsoft Graph API or Amazon SES. Includes credential management, permission enforcement, and expiration warnings.

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Windows 11SSHGitLab

Setting Up an SSH Key on Windows 11

Generate an ed25519 SSH keypair on Windows 11 and add it to GitLab for secure, passwordless git operations. Includes troubleshooting and multi-key configuration.

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ProxmoxWindows ServerVirtualization

Creating a Windows Server 2022 VM on Proxmox 7

Build an optimized Windows Server 2022 virtual machine on Proxmox VE 7 with VirtIO drivers, QEMU Guest Agent, and best-practice hardware settings for production performance.

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LinuxUbuntuLinux Mint

Resetting a Lost Admin Password on Ubuntu / Linux Mint

Recover sudo access on an Ubuntu or Linux Mint system when the admin password has been lost — no boot disk required, just GRUB single user mode.

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