Adds the two Dockerfiles nextcloud's compose build: contexts were
already referencing but never had (custom smbclient support for the
main container, a documentserver base for euro-office) - both had
their real internal-CA-trust mechanism replaced with a comment
explaining what's there and why, per the standing rule against
publishing that detail.
Also fixes a compose bug: kodi-ma-bridge's `environment:` key had
been dropped, leaving KEY=value pairs nested under `env_file:` (which
expects file paths, not inline vars) - would have made docker-compose
try to open a file literally named `TZ=${TZ}`.
Rest of this commit is manual cleanup (comment tidying, dropped
personal media-library volume mounts, a couple of .env comment
trims).
Replaced 29 host-port values across 27 stacks with the app's own
well-known default (read directly from each compose file's own
container-side port mapping) instead of the arbitrary port numbers
this fleet actually assigns to avoid collisions across ~44 services
on one host. More recognizable to a reader, and removes the last
fleet-specific detail these files carried.
Also removes a stale adminer service from n8n's stack entirely
(compose service + .env var) - it's no longer actually deployed.
Adds real Vault Agent secret templates and non-secret env vars for
all 15 media stacks. Sanitized real leaks found in the source data:
kodi's real username and real hostnames+IPs in KODI_INSTANCES,
tdarr's real IP and hostname reference, immich's real username -
replaced with generic values (IPs use the RFC 5737 documentation
range, 192.0.2.0/24, rather than another real-looking address).
Every var cross-checked against what its actual public compose file
references before writing, learned from the platform batch.
Removed: ollama (AI-related concerns), emby/qbittorrent/prowlarr
(media-download concerns), bookstack (being deprecated in the
homelab), and mariadb-latest/mysql-8/postgres-18-alpine/valkey-9.0-
alpine (build-only base-image factories - nothing connects to them,
they add no portfolio value on their own; real per-app DB usage,
e.g. Kodi's own mariadb service, already lives in that app's stack
folder and is unaffected).
Stack count updated 53 -> 44 in both README references.
Replaces rocky-docker-lxc/, caddy-vm/, monitoring-vm/, and automation/
with a single stacks/ tree grouped by function (identity-and-security,
platform, media, productivity, dev-tools) - 55 stacks total, every one
a real directory in the private repos today.
Resolves all outstanding drift: adds Wazuh (previously entirely
missing), Firefly III and Postiz (never mirrored), the internal-zone
Caddy instance and the Cron Scheduler's separate NocoDB instance
(both previously conflated with their counterparts under one shared
folder); renames Calibre-Web to calibre-web-automated and splits
Kodi-MariaDB into kodi + mariadb-latest to match what the private
repos actually run now; drops the decommissioned NetBox stack.
Also removes automation/iac/old-content/ and
automation/ansible/old-playbooks/ in the same pass - both folders
were entirely stale content describing a superseded architecture
(GitLab instead of Gitea, HAProxy+mTLS SSO instead of the current
Caddy+Authentik setup), now replaced by docs/iac-pipeline.md.
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