Port conflict resolution:
- Add HelmChartConfig to pin Traefik web entrypoint to NodePort 30080
(not host :80) so k3s Traefik and host Caddy do not race for the port
- Add host Caddy on :80 as a minimal pass-through to Traefik :30080;
carries X-Forwarded-* headers so Traefik sees the real client IP and
the correct Host. No TLS, no Porkbun, no subdomain logic — all of
that stays on the edge Caddy (k3s-edge.nix)
- Caddy after= k3s.service so Traefik NodePort is ready before proxying
Authentik port fix:
- Change authentik server + worker services from NodePort 30080 to
ClusterIP; Traefik reaches Authentik via the rs-auth Ingress and
cluster DNS, no NodePort required
New manifests (internal, no public-traffic impact):
- manifests/ingress/: Traefik Ingress resources + Middleware CRDs
(/apps/*, /server/* → forward_auth + strip-prefix; /api/* → strip only;
/ → Homer + forward_auth; auth.* → Authentik, no middleware)
- manifests/hermes/: placeholder chat/orchestrator service
- manifests/credential-server/: token-auth credential vault stub
- manifests/control-plane/: registry-api, jobs-api, blobs-api health stubs
- manifests/homer/configmap.yaml: updated dashboard links to canonical paths
Deploy order: rebuild k3s-server first, verify Traefik + Ingress
internally, then deploy k3s-edge (commit 3 / next step).
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