01
Check the server
Review capacity, network restrictions, required ports, and server identity.
PLATFORM / PRIVATE EMAILYour domain. Your mail.
Your domain. Your mail.
Your infrastructure.
Bring private email into the same operating picture as your applications. The planned experience connects a suitable VPS, domain authentication, and mailbox management.
Lifecycle planned
DOCKOCK / EMAILdockock.example
THE WORKFLOWA clear path.
A clear path.
At every stage.
Follow the intended workflow, with availability explained above.
02
Connect mail DNS
Prepare routing, authentication records, and reverse DNS coordination.
03
Plan the lifecycle
Define mailbox capacity, maintenance, and recovery responsibilities.
DESIGNED AROUND THE DETAILS
The context behind the controls.
Explore the decisions, operating responsibilities, and current implementation behind this part of DOCKOCK.
Explore the guidesStart with a server that fits the job.
A mail system needs suitable capacity, a stable server identity, the required ports, and a supported network. The roadmap includes a separately protected mail runtime so application deployments do not casually replace or disrupt it.
Connect the domain to the mail system.
The intended workflow brings required mail records and mailbox configuration into DOCKOCK. DNS authentication records, reverse DNS coordination, and operational checks support mail delivery; configuration alone cannot guarantee inbox placement.
Manage a lifecycle, not just an installation.
The planned experience includes installation, capacity planning, updates, and service management. Mail-system detection and awareness exist today, but complete private email automation is not available.
KEEP EXPLORING
Connect the next layer.
YOUR NEXT STEPSee the whole workflow.
See the whole workflow.
Know where to begin.
Follow the product journey from your first VPS to connected services.