I don't trust the cloud, so I self host everything. Internet facing: 1. Custom SMTP Mail Server. Does specific filtering and anti-spam (using SpamAssassin) 2

I don't trust the cloud, so I self host everything. Internet facing: 1. Custom SMTP Mail Server. Does specific filtering and anti-spam (using SpamAssassin) 2. Various Websites, both personal and professional: - http://www.Jaruzel.com http://www.Jaruzel.com (personal bits and bobs) - http://www.MattOwen.com http://www.MattOwen.com (.net, .org, .co.uk) - https://www.weegeeks.com https://www.weegeeks.com (rss reader app) - http://www.fuzzybuttons.com http://www.fuzzybuttons.com (small webshop, self written e-commerce code) - http://www.writersgifts.co.uk http://www.writersgifts.co.uk (small webshop, self written e-commerce code) - http://www.Greblord.com http://www.Greblord.com (keeping the memory of a dead friend, alive.) - A custom web-chat server that works through ALL corporate proxies. ;) I'm in the process of migrating to a new Webserver, and then I can finally switch to SNI based HTTPS, and secure ALL the sites properly. Internal Servers: 1. SpamAssassin (Ubuntu) 2. 2x Active Directory Servers 3. File Server (12Tb) (Windows Storage Server) 4. IoT Server (runs tasks, listens to events etc) 5. MS SQL Server 6. MS Exchange Server 7. Several other small single-purpose servers. (Various OS's) 8. Dedicated set of VMs for Lab work (I'm a systems architect) With the exception of the File Server, everything is virtual. My Production VMs run on one large HP Tower workstation and my Lab VMs run on another similar HP box (both are 32Gb, 4Tb, 2x Xeon CPUs). My File Server is self-built tower PC stuffed full of disks as several RAID arrays. Future stuff: 1. I'm about to launch a Gopher Server, running on my own custom software. 2. I've installed a weather station and will be logging all that info to a dedicated website. 3. At some point I'll start re-running my MUD server as well.