Use Docker and Ansible to set up a couple of servers for me

You must live in certain countries in the Western Balkans, Eastern Europe, or Latin America. You do *not* need any experience with Docker. You do *not* need any experience with Ansible. You must live in... Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Brasil, Bulgaria, Chile, Colombia, Kosovo, Mexico, Moldova, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Romania, Serbia, Uruguay, or Venezuela. ✻ YOUR BID ✻ At this point your bid amount is essentially irrelevant because I have not sent you a link to the lengthy and detailed specifications I have created for this project. ✻ DEADLINE ✻ You will have ten days (10 days) to complete this project. ✻ THE SERVERS YOU WILL USE ✻ I will give you root access to the two virtual private server (VPS) which I will create for you at... - [login to view URL] (This VPS will have 2 GB of RAM). - [login to view URL] (I will pay for this server; you will pay nothing for this server.) - [login to view URL] and - [login to view URL] (This VPS will have 1 GB of RAM). - [login to view URL] (I will pay for this server; you will pay nothing for this server.) - [login to view URL] ✻ THE APPLICATIONS THAT YOU WILL INSTALL ✻ You will use Docker and Ansible to install... - osTicket (a ticketing application) [login to view URL] and, - Flarum (a forum application) [login to view URL], and - Gitea (a self-hosted Git service) [login to view URL], and - the LEMP stack. ✻ FREQUENT SCREENCASTS ✻ You will have ten days to complete this project. However, on day one, day three, day five, and day seven you must send me a screencast that is at least one minute long which shows me some of the progress that you have made. Perhaps you are asking yourself, "Huh? What? Why? That is a strange requirement." Please let me explain. In my experience, many freelancers accept projects but then abandon them. In such a case I want to be able to quickly cancel a project and award it to another freelancer. ✻ THE DIFFICULT PART OF THE PROJECT ✻ You will also supply me with a script that will create a simple yet effective means of failover. I have carefully explained how I want that implemented in the lengthy and detailed specifications I have created for this project. ✻ HOW TO APPLY (METHOD #1) ✻ If you are interested in working on this project with me then please copy and paste... *** Please send me a link to your lengthy and detailed specifications for this Docker and Ansible project. Due to a glitch with Freelancer, I might not receive an email notification from Freelancer indicating that you have responded to me. Therefore, I might need to login to Freelancer to find out that you have responded to me.*** ...into a message you send me. (Please do not send me the three asterisks before and after the text). ✻ HOW TO APPLY (METHOD #2) ✻ If you would like to avoid "spending" one of your bids ("bid for free") then, please paste... Docker_Ansible_Project_18_Aug_2021 into your Freelancer profile I will search for... Docker_Ansible_Project_18_Aug_2021 and invite you to bid on this project. If I were to invite you, you would be able to bid on this project "for free" (without spending one of your bids). Please wait *patiently* for up to 48 hours for me to invite you because I do *not* have a bot; I would need to manually invite you to bid. ✻ EXPERIENCE VERSUS ABILITY✻ I would rather work with an inexperienced person who is very intelligent and solves problems scientifically than an experienced person who is not very intelligent and/or does not solve problems scientifically. Therefore, I am unconcerned about your DevOps (formerly known as Linux System Administration) experience.