mailcow vs Mailu
Two Docker mail server suites: mailcow's larger stack with SOGo groupware and ActiveSync against Mailu's leaner MIT-licensed images with Kubernetes guides, compared on RAM needs, features, support options and upgrades.

Comparisons of self-hosted mail server stacks, from dockerized suites such as mailcow and Mailu to Stalwart and Mail-in-a-Box, judged on components, licensing and operating effort.
Two Docker mail server suites: mailcow's larger stack with SOGo groupware and ActiveSync against Mailu's leaner MIT-licensed images with Kubernetes guides, compared on RAM needs, features, support options and upgrades.
A configurable multi-domain suite against a no-options appliance for one Ubuntu machine: who each is built for, DNS handling, groupware, resource needs and why organizations rarely pick Mail-in-a-Box.
A container stack of Postfix, Dovecot and Rspamd against a single Rust server with JMAP, built-in spam filtering and pluggable storage: footprint, clustering, licensing and published Enterprise prices.
Replacing the classic Postfix and Dovecot pairing with one Rust server: protocols covered, storage and clustering options, what Dovecot 2.4 removed from its free edition, and the migration and skills questions for mail teams.
What the free AGPL Community edition covers, what the Enterprise license key unlocks, the published per-mailbox prices by tier, the 25-mailbox minimum and when Premium Support is included.

Tell us what you're working on, whether it's a deployment, an audit, a security test or a cyber range. You'll speak with an engineer who can help you scope it.