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Notes from running self-hosted email at scale.

Tutorials with copy-paste configs, IP warmup schedules with day-by-day numbers, deliverability playbooks for the post-2024 Gmail / Yahoo era, and analysis of how the industry is shifting under self-hosted operators. Every post traces its claims back to RFCs, vendor docs, or specific paths in the AcelleMail codebase — nothing paraphrased, nothing hand-waved.

Tags: tutorial deliverability industry

Why this blog

Source-grounded, no fluff.

The pillar guides at /guide/email-deliverability and /guide/email-marketing-cost-savings are the long, stable references. The blog is where shorter, dated material lives — concrete tutorials, post-mortems, regulatory updates, release notes. Each post is dated and revisable: when an RFC update or a vendor pricing change lands, the affected post gets a fresh updated_date rather than a new post.

Subscribe to the RSS feed if that is your reading style. Otherwise check back — cadence is two posts per month, scaling to four after the first quarter.

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