added Caddyfile

Our favorite hits aside from nginx conf

Signed-off-by: Kenneth Obsequio <k80308392@gmail.com>
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# Reverse proxy template for a REAL deployment (real domain + automatic HTTPS).
# Not needed for local testing against localhost:4650 — this is the step you
# take once you're actually putting this in front of a public domain.
#
# Usage:
# 1. Point 3 DNS records at this machine: your app domain, your api
# subdomain, and your cdn subdomain (matching FRONTEND_URL / APP_URL /
# S3_PUBLIC_URL in apps/api/.env and VITE_APP_URL / VITE_API_URL in
# apps/web/.env).
# 2. Install Caddy (https://caddyserver.com/docs/install) directly on this
# host — it is NOT part of docker-compose.yml, so it binds host ports
# 80/443 directly and reverse-proxies to the containers' published
# ports below.
# 3. Copy this file to /etc/caddy/Caddyfile (or wherever your install
# expects it), filling in the three domains.
# 4. sudo systemctl reload caddy (or: caddy run --config Caddyfile)
#
# Caddy issues and renews Let's Encrypt certificates automatically the first
# time each domain is requested — no manual cert steps needed.
yourdomain.com {
reverse_proxy localhost:4650
}
api.yourdomain.com {
reverse_proxy localhost:3024
}
cdn.yourdomain.com {
reverse_proxy localhost:3900
}
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# Self-Hosting `new_starr` (Docker Compose) — Step-by-Step # Self-Hosting `new_starr` (Docker Compose) — Step-by-Step
This stack bundles everything: PostgreSQL, Valkey (Redis), Garage (S3), the API, and the This stack bundles everything: PostgreSQL, Valkey (Redis), Garage (S3), the API, and the
frontend. Battle-tested end-to-end on a completely fresh Debian machine on 2026-08-29 — frontend. Battle-tested end-to-end on a completely fresh Debian machine on 2026-08-29
every gotcha below actually happened once and is now fixed or documented. every gotcha below actually happened once and is now fixed or documented.
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## 0. What you need ## 0. What you need
- A Linux machine (Debian/Ubuntu commands below — adapt the package manager for others)
- Docker Engine + Compose plugin - Docker Engine + Compose plugin
- Node.js 22 + pnpm (only needed once, to build the frontend bundle) - Node.js 22 + pnpm (only needed once, to build the frontend bundle)
- Git access to this repo - Git access to this repo
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- Frontend: **http://localhost:4650** - Frontend: **http://localhost:4650**
- Backend: http://localhost:3024/api - Backend: http://localhost:3024/api
If both respond, you're done. If both respond, you're done with local testing.
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## 9. (Optional) Put a real domain + HTTPS in front
For actually deploying this somewhere reachable, use the `Caddyfile` at the repo root
as a template. It's a standalone Caddy install on the host (not part of
`docker-compose.yml`) that reverse-proxies 3 domains to the 3 ports already published
above (`:4650`, `:3024`, `:3900`) and handles Let's Encrypt certificates automatically.
See the comments at the top of `Caddyfile` for exact steps. Not needed for local
`localhost:4650` testing — skip this until you're pointing a real domain at the
machine.
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