- Added x-dockge.url=https://service. labels to all services that have Traefik routers
- Enables Dockge to display direct links to service web interfaces
- Covers all stacks: core, infrastructure, media, productivity, monitoring, utilities, etc.
- Skip password confirmation prompt if DEFAULT_PASSWORD is already set and valid
- Remove redundant placeholder values from is_placeholder function
- Clean up temporary and permanent credential files after deployment to avoid redundancy with .env
- Update GitLab to latest image and configure for HTTPS via Traefik
- Update pgAdmin to latest image and add Traefik routing
- Update Jupyter to latest image and add Traefik routing
- Add traefik-network to all web-accessible services
- Configure unique hostnames: gitlab, pgadmin, jupyter
- Remove direct port exposure in favor of Traefik reverse proxy
- Update service descriptions and access URLs
- Remove user directives from Prometheus and Loki services to allow root access to volumes
- Add resource limits to all monitoring services (Prometheus, Grafana, Uptime Kuma, Loki)
- Fixes permission denied errors when writing to named volumes
- Reorganized sections to match deployed configuration
- Moved Dashboards under Core section
- Added Monitoring section with Grafana, Prometheus, etc.
- Added VPN Protected section with gluetun and qBittorrent
- Added Transcoders section with Tdarr
- Moved VS Code Server to Infrastructure section
- Removed duplicate Monitoring Stack section
- Fix malformed deploy.resources sections in homepage and homarr
- Ensure proper YAML indentation for reservations sections
- Apply web service resource limits (0.5 CPU, 256MB memory each)
- Validate both deployed and repository configurations
- Fix malformed deploy.resources sections in dockge, pihole, glances
- Add missing resource limits to dozzle and code-server
- Ensure proper YAML indentation for reservations sections
- Apply researched resource limits based on service types:
* Lightweight: dockge (0.5 CPU), pihole (0.25 CPU)
* Web services: dozzle, glances (0.5 CPU each)
* Heavy apps: code-server (1.5 CPU for full IDE)
- Validate both deployed and repository configurations
- Add acme.json to .gitignore to prevent accidental commits
- Modify reset script to preserve certificates in repo folder before cleanup
- Modify setup script to restore certificates to correct location
- Update step numbering in reset script (now 7 steps)
- Maintain proper file permissions and ownership for certificates
- Document safe stack removal process with proper cleanup steps
- Explain consequences of just deleting folders without stopping containers
- Add restoration instructions for accidentally removed stacks
- Include warnings about data loss and dependency checking
- Explain Let's Encrypt + DuckDNS integration
- Document staging vs production certificate servers
- Add troubleshooting guide for certificate issues
- Include best practices and validation commands
- Cover wildcard certificates and DNS challenge process
- Include commented staging caServer in config template
- Add troubleshooting section for test environment certificate conflicts
- Document rate limit avoidance strategies for development/testing
- Remove explicit DNS resolvers from dnsChallenge to fix propagation check failures
- Add note about resolvers causing issues with DuckDNS TXT record resolution
- Preserve knowledge from certificate debugging session
- Added user field with DOCKER_GID to allow homepage to read Docker socket
- Ensures container status monitoring works properly
- DOCKER_GID defaults to 999, should be set to actual docker group ID in .env
- Created new downloaders stack with Gluetun + qBittorrent unified
- Moved Gluetun from core stack to downloaders stack
- Moved qBittorrent from media-management to downloaders stack
- Uses network_mode: service:gluetun for better maintainability
- Eliminates cross-stack container ID dependencies
- Both services now start/stop together as a logical unit
