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Created a new directory deployment. I was using docs directory to keep some deployment stuff but using separate deployment directory is good for new comers.

Deployment Directory

├── caddy/
│   └── Caddyfile
└── caddy.compose.yml

CaddyServer

I created a sample docker compose file for using Capture with Caddy. Caddy has built-in SSL support so we don't need to manually configure everything. It's simple and straightforward.

You can see the docs on README.md

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  • New Features

    • Ready-to-use reverse proxy setup using Caddy and Docker Compose for SSL termination and a shared network; includes guidance to set your domain and API secret and quick-start launch steps.
  • Documentation

    • Added a Reverse Proxy & SSL section with Caddy setup steps, sample directory layout, step-by-step launch instructions, updated table of contents, and an OpenAPI link near the new content.

@mertssmnoglu mertssmnoglu added this to the Next Minor Release milestone Aug 22, 2025
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Adds Caddy-based reverse proxy support: new Docker Compose file and Caddyfile under deployment/reverse-proxy-compose, plus README updates describing setup, directory layout, and launch instructions for running Caddy as a reverse proxy to the capture service.

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Documentation: Reverse Proxy & SSL
README.md
Adds "Reverse Proxy and SSL" section with a Caddy subsection, updates table of contents, provides setup steps, example Caddy directory layout, docker-compose invocation (docker compose -f caddy.compose.yml up -d), and an OpenAPI link in API Documentation.
Reverse Proxy Orchestration (Compose)
deployment/reverse-proxy-compose/caddy.compose.yml
New Docker Compose file that creates a capture-network, declares caddy service (image caddy:2.10-alpine, ports 80:80, 443:443, mounts ./caddy/Caddyfile and caddy_data volume) and capture service (image ghcr.io/bluewave-labs/capture:latest, exposes 59232, env API_SECRET placeholder and GIN_MODE=release), and a named volume caddy_data.
Caddy Configuration
deployment/reverse-proxy-compose/caddy/Caddyfile
New Caddyfile mapping replacewithyourdomain.com to backend capture:59232 via reverse_proxy.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  autonumber
  participant U as User/Client (HTTPS)
  participant C as Caddy (Reverse Proxy)
  participant S as Capture Service

  U->>C: HTTPS request to replacewithyourdomain.com
  Note over C: TLS termination and routing per Caddyfile
  C->>S: HTTP proxy to capture:59232
  S-->>C: Response from capture
  C-->>U: HTTPS response
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This PR introduces one of the SSL solutions

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deployment/reverse-proxy-compose/caddy/Caddyfile (2)

1-3: Add TLS contact email, compression, and structured access logs

Caddy will issue certificates automatically, but setting a contact email is recommended; adding compression and JSON logs is useful in production.

Apply this diff:

-replacewithyourdomain.com {
-  reverse_proxy capture:59232
-}
+replacewithyourdomain.com {
+  # Enable response compression
+  encode zstd gzip
+
+  # Upstream to the Capture service on the Docker network
+  reverse_proxy capture:59232
+
+  # Emit access logs in JSON to stdout
+  log {
+    output stdout
+    format json
+  }
+
+  # ACME contact email for certificate issuance/renewal notifications
+  tls [email protected]
+}

1-1: Optional: use a conventional placeholder domain

Using example.com (IANA-reserved) avoids accidental copy-paste of a non-existent domain.

-replacewithyourdomain.com {
+example.com {
README.md (1)

144-164: Optional: add a short prerequisites sentence

A brief note about DNS and ports will reduce setup friction for first-time users.

Proposed addition (after the “You can use a reverse proxy…” sentence):

Prerequisites: Your domain’s DNS A/AAAA record points to this server, and TCP ports 80 and 443 are reachable from the Internet so Caddy can obtain certificates.
deployment/reverse-proxy-compose/caddy.compose.yml (3)

10-15: Enable HTTP/3 by exposing UDP 443 and harden the Caddyfile mount

Adding UDP 443 enables HTTP/3; mounting the Caddyfile read-only prevents accidental edits from inside the container.

Apply this diff:

     ports:
       - "80:80"
       - "443:443"
+      - "443:443/udp"
     volumes:
-      - ./caddy/Caddyfile:/etc/caddy/Caddyfile
+      - ./caddy/Caddyfile:/etc/caddy/Caddyfile:ro
       - caddy_data:/data

7-8: Consider pinning images to immutable versions/digests

For reproducibility, prefer a fixed version tag (or digest) over floating tags like “latest” or broad minors. Example: ghcr.io/bluewave-labs/capture:vX.Y.Z.


24-26: Avoid committing secrets in Compose

Using an env file keeps secrets out of versioned YAML and supports local overrides.

If you prefer, I can draft a .env.example and update the compose + README accordingly.
Example change:

-    environment:
-      - API_SECRET=REPLACE_WITH_YOUR_SECRET
-      - GIN_MODE=release
+    env_file:
+      - .env
+    environment:
+      - GIN_MODE=release

And add a .env.example with:

API_SECRET=REPLACE_WITH_YOUR_SECRET
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19-32: TOC update looks good

The new “Reverse Proxy and SSL” and nested “Caddy” entries are correctly linked and nested.

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150-154: Fix code fence language and reflect actual paths in the tree

Use a neutral code fence (text) and show the full repository paths to avoid confusion about where these files live.

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-```lua
-├── caddy/
-│   └── Caddyfile
-└── caddy.compose.yml
+```text
+deployment/
+└── reverse-proxy-compose/
+    ├── caddy/
+    │   └── Caddyfile
+    └── caddy.compose.yml

---

`156-164`: **Update steps and links; remove the cd step and fix link labels**

- Links currently display “caddy/…” but point to deployment/… paths, which is confusing.
- The explicit cd step isn’t necessary if the compose file is referenced from the repo root. Standardize on one approach to reduce footguns.




Apply this diff:

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-1. Go to the `deployment/reverse-proxy-compose` directory
-
-    ```shell
-    cd deployment/reverse-proxy-compose
-    ```
-
-2. Replace `replacewithyourdomain.com` with your actual domain in [caddy/Caddyfile](./deployment/reverse-proxy-compose/caddy/Caddyfile)
-3. Set `API_SECRET` environment variable for the Capture service in [caddy.compose.yml](./deployment/reverse-proxy-compose/caddy.compose.yml).
+1. Replace `replacewithyourdomain.com` with your actual domain in [deployment/reverse-proxy-compose/caddy/Caddyfile](deployment/reverse-proxy-compose/caddy/Caddyfile).
+2. Set `API_SECRET` for the Capture service in [deployment/reverse-proxy-compose/caddy.compose.yml](deployment/reverse-proxy-compose/caddy.compose.yml).
+3. Ensure your domain’s DNS A/AAAA records point to this server’s IP.
+4. Open inbound TCP ports 80 and 443 on your firewall/security group.

Run this script to verify paths referenced in README exist and old ones don’t:

#!/bin/bash
set -euo pipefail

echo "[repo paths]"
fd -t f 'caddy.compose.yml' -a | sed 's/^/  /'
fd -t f 'Caddyfile' -a | sed 's/^/  /'

echo -e "\n[check expected]"
test -f deployment/reverse-proxy-compose/caddy.compose.yml && echo "OK: deployment/reverse-proxy-compose/caddy.compose.yml"
test -f deployment/reverse-proxy-compose/caddy/Caddyfile && echo "OK: deployment/reverse-proxy-compose/caddy/Caddyfile"

echo -e "\n[check bad references]"
if [ -f caddy.compose.yml ]; then echo "Unexpected: caddy.compose.yml exists at repo root"; else echo "OK: caddy.compose.yml not at repo root"; fi
if [ -f caddy/Caddyfile ]; then echo "Unexpected: caddy/Caddyfile exists at repo root"; else echo "OK: caddy/Caddyfile not at repo root"; fi

echo -e "\n[grep README for old links]"
rg -n 'caddy\.compose\.yml|caddy/Caddyfile' README.md -n -C0 || true

165-169: Standardize the docker compose invocation from the repo root

If we remove the cd step, the compose command should explicitly reference the file path from the repository root.

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-Start the Caddy reverse proxy
+Start the Caddy reverse proxy
 
 ```shell
-docker compose -f caddy.compose.yml up -d
+# From the repository root:
+docker compose -f deployment/reverse-proxy-compose/caddy.compose.yml up -d

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`162-164`: **Recommend safer secret handling in docs (env file or secrets)**

To avoid hard-coding secrets in compose files, suggest an env file or Docker secrets in the README instructions. Example snippet you can add after the steps:


```text
Tip: Store API_SECRET in a .env file and reference it from Compose.

Example .env:
  API_SECRET=REPLACE_WITH_YOUR_SECRET

Then in caddy.compose.yml:
  environment:
    - API_SECRET=${API_SECRET}
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19-31: TOC additions look good and anchors resolve correctly

The new “Reverse Proxy and SSL” and nested “Caddy” entries are consistent with the section titles below. No action needed.

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169-171: Prefer repo-root compose invocation (optional) to avoid requiring a cd step

This makes the command copy-paste friendly from anywhere and mirrors how other sections run commands. If you adopt this, you can drop the earlier “cd into directory” step.

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-docker compose -f caddy.compose.yml up -d
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+```
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All new items map to existing headings, and the nested “Docker (Recommended)” entry correctly links to #docker-recommended.

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157-162: Consider avoiding the cd step to reduce context-dependence

Docs are more copy/paste-friendly when commands run from the repo root. If you keep the cd step, then the compose command can be simplified to just docker compose up -d without -f. Otherwise, drop the cd and point -f to the full relative path (see next comment).

Would you prefer a “from repo root” style everywhere in README? If yes, I’ll align other examples for consistency.


150-155: Fix code-fence language and correct the directory tree root/path

Use a neutral code fence (text) and render the tree from the repo root so it matches the actual layout. The current first line (“├deployment/...”) is malformed and implies the folder is a sibling branch, not the root.

-```lua
-├deployment/reverse-proxy-compose/
-├── caddy/
-│   └── Caddyfile
-└── caddy.compose.yml
-```
+```text
+deployment/
+└── reverse-proxy-compose/
+    ├── caddy/
+    │   └── Caddyfile
+    └── caddy.compose.yml
+```

170-172: Make the compose command runnable from repo root

If you remove the cd step as suggested above, update the command to reference the file via its full path from the repository root.

-```shell
-docker compose -f caddy.compose.yml up -d
+```shell
+# From the repository root:
+docker compose -f deployment/reverse-proxy-compose/caddy.compose.yml up -d

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`163-166`: **Links and prerequisites look correct; add optional ACME email guidance**

The links now point to deployment/reverse-proxy-compose and the DNS/firewall prerequisites are helpful. Consider adding an optional step to set an ACME/Let’s Encrypt contact email so Caddy can send expiry notices and avoid rate-limit surprises.



Example additions (no diff as this is outside the shown lines):
- In caddy.compose.yml, set an env var:
  - CADDY_ADMIN=on (optional), and/or
  - [email protected]
- Or in Caddyfile global options:
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      email [email protected]
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@mertssmnoglu mertssmnoglu merged commit f4074c8 into develop Aug 26, 2025
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@mertssmnoglu mertssmnoglu deleted the deployment/reverse-proxy-caddy branch September 4, 2025 09:21
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