https://github.com/StreisandEffect/streisand implements an outstanding VPN (more than just OpenVPN) solution for dummies to use. Full Ansible scripts available to construct VMs.
Other features include:
L2TP/IPsec using Libreswan and xl2tpd
A randomly chosen pre-shared key and password are generated.
Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS users can all connect using the native VPN support that is built into each operating system without installing any additional software.
Monit
Monitors process health and automatically restarts services in the unlikely event that they crash or become unresponsive.
OpenSSH
Windows and Android SSH tunnels are also supported, and a copy of the keypair is exported in the .ppk format that PuTTY requires.
Tinyproxy is installed and bound to localhost. It can be accessed over an SSH tunnel by programs that do not natively support SOCKS and that require an HTTP proxy, such as Twitter for Android.
An unprivileged forwarding user and SSH keypair are generated for sshuttle and SOCKS capabilities.
OpenConnect / Cisco AnyConnect
OpenConnect (ocserv) is an extremely high-performance and lightweight VPN server that also features full compatibility with the official Cisco AnyConnect clients.
The protocol is built on top of standards like HTTP, TLS, and DTLS, and it's one of the most popular and widely used VPN technologies among large multi-national corporations.
This means that in addition to its ease-of-use and speed, OpenConnect is also highly resistant to censorship and is almost never blocked.
OpenVPN
Self-contained "unified" .ovpn profiles are generated for easy client configuration using only a single file.
Both TCP and UDP connections are supported.
Client DNS resolution is handled via Dnsmasq to prevent DNS leaks.
TLS Authentication is enabled which helps protect against active probing attacks. Traffic that does not have the proper HMAC is simply dropped.
Shadowsocks
The high-performance libev variant is installed. This version is capable of handling thousands of simultaneous connections.
A QR code is generated that can be used to automatically configure the Android and iOS clients by simply taking a picture. You can tag '8.8.8.8' on that concrete wall, or you can glue the Shadowsocks instructions and some QR codes to it instead!
AEAD support is enabled using ChaCha20 and Poly1305 for enhanced security and improved GFW evasion.
The simple-obfs plugin is installed to provide robust traffic evasion on hostile networks (especially those implementing quality of service (QOS) throttling).
sslh
Sslh is a protocol demultiplexer that allows Nginx, OpenSSH, and OpenVPN to share port 443. This provides an alternative connection option and means that you can still route traffic via OpenSSH and OpenVPN even if you are on a restrictive network that blocks all access to non-HTTP ports.
Stunnel
Listens for and wraps OpenVPN connections. This makes them look like standard SSL traffic and allows OpenVPN clients to successfully establish tunnels even in the presence of Deep Packet Inspection.
Unified profiles for stunnel-wrapped OpenVPN connections are generated alongside the direct connection profiles. Detailed instructions are also generated.
The stunnel certificate and key are exported in PKCS #12 format so they are compatible with other SSL tunneling applications. Notably, this enables OpenVPN for Android to tunnel its traffic through SSLDroid. OpenVPN in China on a mobile device? Yes!
Tor
A bridge relay is set up with a random nickname.
Obfsproxy is installed and configured with support for the obfs4 pluggable transport.
A BridgeQR code is generated that can be used to automatically configure Orbot for Android.
UFW
Firewall rules are configured for every service, and any traffic that is sent to an unauthorized port will be blocked.
unattended-upgrades
Your Streisand server is configured to automatically install new security updates.
WireGuard
Linux users can take advantage of this next-gen, simple, kernel-based, state-of-the-art VPN that also happens to be ridiculously fast and uses modern cryptographic principles that all other highspeed VPN solutions lack.

Ability to create throw away addresses.

https://github.com/HaschekSolutions/opentrashmail

Progress is slow but steady! I'm close to a semi-functioning build.

Any plans to update to 14 on the repo?

I have the initial version up and running. There are 9 issues left to resolve which you can follow along or help out if you'd like.

PLEASE NOTE: Diaspora federation is universally unique, meaning if you plan to deploy/test, unless you are VERY careful (db backups and restores), you can never use that same user@fqdn again on the global diaspora network.

I've taken a few stabs at it but ZOMG it's a doozy!

Not sure how it would/could integrate with the existing mail system, but I'd think that'd be a requirement/desire-able

@m-arcus Great work on this Marcus. Have you submitted this to the CR App store? Would like to use it as well.

I didn't know that - that's fantastic!!!!

Not sure how it would/could integrate with the existing mail system, but I'd think that'd be a requirement/desire-able

Ability to create throw away addresses.

https://github.com/HaschekSolutions/opentrashmail

Yeah, it's not up to date but works for me quite well

Any plans to update to 14 on the repo?

Anyone made any progress packaging this up?

I've taken a few stabs at it but ZOMG it's a doozy!

@m-arcus Great work on this Marcus. Have you submitted this to the CR App store? Would like to use it as well.

I have the initial version up and running. There are 9 issues left to resolve which you can follow along or help out if you'd like.

PLEASE NOTE: Diaspora federation is universally unique, meaning if you plan to deploy/test, unless you are VERY careful (db backups and restores), you can never use that same user@fqdn again on the global diaspora network.

Progress is slow but steady! I'm close to a semi-functioning build.