I actually enjoy setting up that kind of stuff. It is easy and kind of relaxing compared to the stress of developing software sometimes. I'm not trying to be a

I actually enjoy setting up that kind of stuff. It is easy and kind of relaxing compared to the stress of developing software sometimes. I'm not trying to be a system admin, but setting up routine services is relaxing sometimes after a hard day. All those services you mentioned have no unified API to automate the process, so it seems like there would need to be a specific script for each provider.