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Everything runs in a kubernetes cluster hosted on my homelab, except the public services access point which is a VM hosted on a non-profit ISP and service provider infrastructure, which I contribute to, through a wireguard VPN between the VM and home:
Public-facing:
Work related (I work from home 75% of time), not public-facing:
Home stuff, not public-facing:
all of this running on a 3 control-planes/6 workers talos linux k8s cluster, itself hosted on a franken-proxmox cluster (a mix of server/"old" desktops/Ryzen NUCs) and a bunch of NAS (VM dedicated NAS, data storage NAS, backup NAS).
Are there any implications to having dovecot exposed to the Internet?
Not really, in my case it's just that I either access it from home or through VPN, so I don't need to expose it outside of my home and work networks.