Starting core with docker-compose.prod.yml also started the bundled
postgres container, whose 'postgres' network alias shadowed a shared
instance of the same name on the same Docker network — the live site
silently talked to an empty local database instead of DATABASE_HOST.
- Base file: postgres profiles are now [all, postgres] (core dropped);
the dev override unions 'core' back in, so the documented dev
workflow (make up, --profile core) is unchanged
- migrate's postgres dependency is required: false — still health-gated
when the bundled container is active, skipped when profile-inactive
- prod override documents the behavior; opt in explicitly with
--profile postgres (or --profile all) for a bundled production DB
- Docs: database.md/deployment.md/configuration.md/README/.env.example
updated; upgrading.md gains a one-time cleanup runbook (full down to
remove the previously started hub-postgres container)
Move scattered configuration tables and operational sections out of the
README into dedicated reference documents:
- docs/configuration.md: single source of truth for all environment
variables, grouped into 12 sections (Common, Database, Caching,
Collector, Webhooks, Auth, Data Retention, API, Web Dashboard,
Feature Flags, Traefik, Prometheus & Alertmanager)
- docs/deployment.md: production setup, reverse proxy, multi-instance,
API scaling, Redis caching
- docs/observer.md: remote observers plus PACKETCAPTURE_* and
SERIAL_PORT reference
- docs/maintenance.md: backup and restore
README is reduced from 712 to 385 lines; the ARM32/Raspberry Pi note
is dropped. database.md, auth.md, webhooks.md, and content.md have
their env-var tables removed and link back to configuration.md. Stale
cross-references in database.md, upgrading.md, and .env.example are
updated to point at the new locations.
Louis King