The git server runs as its own stack in /opt/gitea and is reached by container
name over the app's internal network, publishing no host port of its own. Only
the reverse-proxy entry belongs here, where the Caddyfile lives.
Redesign deployment as a single docker-compose with Backspace, Caddy
(auto-HTTPS), and LiveKit (voice/video) using hybrid networking:
Backspace+Caddy on isolated bridge, LiveKit on host mode for WebRTC.
- Add install.sh: interactive installer that handles Docker setup,
domain/DNS verification, secret generation, LiveKit config, and
deployment with health-check wait
- Add Caddyfile: static reverse proxy config using Caddy env vars,
routes /livekit/* to host-mode LiveKit via host.docker.internal
- Rewrite docker-compose.yml: all-in-one with profiles (voice),
no external volumes/networks, bind mount ./data for visibility
- Fix livekit.ts: use LIVEKIT_URL env var directly instead of
Host-header derivation that made the env var dead code
- Fix Dockerfile: health check reads $PORT dynamically
- Update .env.example: add DOMAIN, COMPOSE_PROFILES documentation
- Update .gitignore: add livekit.yaml (contains secrets)
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Jannis Braun