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Oclick021 a9a758d332 feat: Add slcompose service orchestrator with Infisical secret injection
- Add slcompose.sh: Central orchestrator for managing all Docker services
  * Boot all services at startup with automated Infisical secret injection
  * Commands: up, down, restart, logs, logs-tail, env, env-all
  * Colored environment variable output (blue names, green values)

- Add slcompose.service: Systemd service file for auto-boot on startup
  * Type=oneshot with RemainAfterExit=yes
  * Waits for Docker service before starting
  * Runs on multi-user.target

- Add orchestration.md: Comprehensive documentation
  * Architecture and installation guide
  * Usage examples for all commands
  * Secret injection flow and troubleshooting
  * Performance and security notes

- Update README.md and AI_CONTEXT.md
  * Document service orchestration architecture
  * Explain slcompose functionality and commands
  * Reference new orchestration documentation
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Oclick021 db42baa33e add dbgate and mssql 2026-06-22 15:55:41 +03:30
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Oclick021 a8e23d3036 updating the documentation of the SilverLinux Insftracture 2026-06-21 13:35:59 +03:30
Oclick021 b43f2b790e Refine infrastructure documentation 2026-06-21 12:16:37 +03:30
Oclick021 efbdfb241c Add infrastructure overview and service documentation 2026-06-21 12:08:02 +03:30
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# SilverLinux # SilverLinux Infrastructure
Production infrastructure for Silver Solutions. This repository contains the infrastructure configuration, deployment files and operational documentation for the SilverLinux server.
## Services SilverLinux is the primary self-hosted platform for Silver Solutions and hosts source control, project management, collaboration, communication and CI/CD services.
- Nginx Proxy Manager ---
- Portainer
- PostgreSQL
- Gitea
## Server ## Server Information
- Ubuntu 24.04 | Property | Value |
- Docker 29 | ---------------- | ----------------------- |
- RAID1 | Hostname | silverlinux |
| Provider | OVH |
| Operating System | Ubuntu Server 24.04 LTS |
| Public IP | 51.255.83.140 |
| CPU | Intel Xeon-D 1520 |
| Memory | 32 GB RAM |
| Storage | 2 × 480 GB SSD RAID1 |
---
## Core Services
### Running
* PostgreSQL
* Microsoft SQL Server 2022 Express
* Gitea
* OpenProject
* Jitsi Meet
* Portainer
* Nginx Proxy Manager
* BaGet
* Gitea Actions Runner
* DbGate
* Xray
* Prometheus
* Grafana
* Node Exporter
* cAdvisor
* Alertmanager
### Planned
* Nextcloud
* Loki
* Redis
* Authelia
* CrowdSec
* Sentry
* Restic
* Harbor
* SonarQube
* Backstage
See [docs/roadmap.md](docs/roadmap.md) for the phased infrastructure roadmap.
### Removed
* Plane.so (replaced by OpenProject)
---
## Service Orchestration
All Docker services on SilverLinux are managed through the **slcompose orchestrator** (`slcompose`), a bash wrapper that:
1. **Injects Secrets** — Uses Infisical CLI to load environment variables from Infisical and inject them into each service at runtime
2. **Boots All Services** — Automatically starts all services at system startup via systemd
3. **Manages Services** — Provides CLI commands to start, stop, restart, and view logs for individual services
### How It Works
```bash
# Load secrets from Infisical and start all services
slcompose boot
# Manage individual services
slcompose up gitea # Start gitea
slcompose down gitea # Stop gitea
slcompose restart gitea # Restart gitea
slcompose logs gitea # Stream live logs
slcompose logs-tail gitea 200 # View last 200 lines
slcompose list # List all services
# View injected environment variables
slcompose env gitea # Show env vars for gitea
slcompose env-all # Show env vars for all services
```
**Service Auto-Boot:** The systemd service `slcompose.service` automatically runs `slcompose boot` on system startup, ensuring all services recover after server reboot.
**Secrets Flow:**
```
System Boot → systemd slcompose.service → slcompose boot
For each service in /srv/docker/:
- Load INFISICAL_TOKEN from /etc/infisical/token
- Use Infisical CLI to inject secrets from path: /[SERVICE_NAME]
- Run: docker compose up -d
```
See [docs/orchestration.md](docs/orchestration.md) and [docs/slcompose.sh](docs/slcompose.sh) for complete details.
---
## Shared Infrastructure
The following components are shared across multiple services:
* Docker
* Docker Compose
* Internal Docker Network
* Proxy Docker Network
* Isolated Docker Networks
* Monitoring Docker Stack
* Automated Backup System
* Shared Secrets Management (Infisical + slcompose)
Secrets are managed centrally through Infisical and injected at runtime by the slcompose wrapper.
---
## Repository Structure
```text
baget/
dbgate/
docs/
gitea/
jitsi/
mssql/
nginx-proxy-manager/
openproject/
portainer/
postgres/
scripts/
```
Each service folder contains:
* docker-compose.yml
* README.md
* .env.example
---
## Purpose
This repository serves as the single source of truth for rebuilding and maintaining the SilverLinux environment.
Infrastructure documentation, Docker Compose files, backup procedures, deployment notes and operational decisions are stored here.
The goal is that the entire environment can be rebuilt from this repository and the documented backup files.
---
## CI/CD
Gitea Actions is enabled globally and uses the self-hosted `silverlinux-runner` on SilverLinux. The operational Silver 2.0 package workflow builds and publishes NuGet packages to the internal BaGet feed.
See [docs/cicd.md](docs/cicd.md) for the runner, workflow triggers, pipeline stages and secret locations.
---
## Security
Never commit:
* Passwords
* API Keys
* SMTP Credentials
* OAuth Secrets
* SSL Private Keys
* Database Credentials
* Real `.env` files
* `/srv/secrets/company.env`
Use example files whenever possible.
---
## Disaster Recovery
This repository should contain enough information to rebuild the entire SilverLinux environment from scratch.
See:
* docs/server.md
* docs/network.md
* docs/roadmap.md
* docs/backups.md
* docs/security.md
* docs/secrets.md
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# SilverLinux Infrastructure Summary
Last Updated: 2026-06-25
## Overview
SilverLinux is the primary infrastructure server for Silver Solutions.
The platform hosts source control, project management, video conferencing, container management and supporting infrastructure services.
Monitoring, alerting, automated backups and restore validation are now production-ready.
---
## Public Services
| Service | URL |
| ----------- | ----------------------------------- |
| Gitea | https://git.silveressence.net |
| OpenProject | https://team.silveressence.net |
| Portainer | https://portainer.silveressence.net |
| Jitsi Meet | https://meet.silveressence.net |
| BaGet | https://nuget.silveressence.net |
| DbGate | https://dbgate.silveressence.net |
| Xray | Public tunneling endpoint |
---
## Running Services
### Gitea
Purpose:
* Git repositories
* Pull requests
* Issue tracking
* Gitea Actions enabled globally
* Self-hosted Actions runner operational
* NuGet package publishing to BaGet
Authentication:
* Local accounts
* Planned Google OAuth2
* Planned GitHub OAuth2
Email:
* SMTP configured
* Password reset supported
---
### OpenProject
Purpose:
* Project management
* Sprint planning
* Time tracking
* Roadmaps
* Team collaboration
Email:
* SMTP configured
* Notifications enabled
---
### Jitsi Meet
Purpose:
* Video conferencing
* Screen sharing
* Team meetings
Authentication:
* Internal authentication
* Guest access enabled
---
### PostgreSQL
Purpose:
* Shared database platform
* OpenProject database
* Gitea database
* Future application databases
---
### Microsoft SQL Server Express
Purpose:
* Support projects requiring Microsoft SQL Server
* Provide a private SQL Server 2022 Express platform
Access:
* Docker `internal` network only
* Port 1433 is not publicly exposed
Status:
* Operational
---
### Portainer
Purpose:
* Docker administration
* Stack deployment
* Container monitoring
---
### Nginx Proxy Manager
Purpose:
* Reverse proxy
* SSL certificate management
* Domain routing
---
### Monitoring Stack
Purpose:
* Metrics collection
* Monitoring dashboards
* Host and Docker visibility
* Backup metrics visibility
Components:
* Prometheus
* Grafana
* Node Exporter
* cAdvisor
* Alertmanager
Validated:
* Prometheus UI
* Prometheus targets
* Node Exporter
* cAdvisor
* Backup metrics
* Grafana datasource
* Alertmanager email routing
Dashboards:
* Custom backup dashboard
* Custom system dashboard
* Docker monitoring dashboard
Alerting:
* Incident grouping
* Severity-based routing
* Alert deduplication
* Multi-recipient email notifications
Status:
* Production ready
---
### Automated Backup System
Purpose:
* Daily backup execution
* Archive generation
* HTML reporting
* Email notification
* Restore validation
* Prometheus backup metrics
Current version:
* Backup v5.3
Validated:
* Backup execution
* Restore archive extraction
* MSSQL backup integrity
* PostgreSQL backup
* Email notifications
* Cron automation
* Backup metrics export
* Lock file protection
* Disk space validation
* Structured failure handling
Status:
* Production ready
---
### BaGet
Purpose:
* Private NuGet package hosting
* Internal Silver.* package distribution
Access:
* Routed through Nginx Proxy Manager
* https://nuget.silveressence.net
---
### Gitea Actions Runner
Purpose:
* Execute Gitea Actions workflows
* Build and package Silver 2.0 libraries
* Publish NuGet packages to BaGet
Status:
* Global runner operational as `silverlinux-runner`
---
### DbGate
Purpose:
* Browser-based MSSQL and PostgreSQL administration
Access:
* https://dbgate.silveressence.net
* HTTPS through Nginx Proxy Manager
* Username and password required
Status:
* Operational
---
### Xray
Purpose:
* Connectivity and tunneling layer
* Improve stable access paths to SilverLinux
Access:
* Attached to `proxy`
* Publishes `32443 -> 8080/tcp`
* `xray_default` exists, but no running Xray container was attached to it in the 2026-06-24 runtime snapshot
Status:
* Operational
---
## Shared Infrastructure
### Docker
Purpose:
* Container hosting
* Service isolation
### Internal Network
Purpose:
* Private communication between services
### Proxy Network
Purpose:
* Public HTTP and HTTPS services through Nginx Proxy Manager
### Isolated Networks
Purpose:
* Separate specialized stacks such as Jitsi, Xray and CI/CD runners where active runtime attachments support it
### Shared Secrets
Location:
```text
/srv/secrets/company.env
```
Contains:
* SMTP credentials
* PostgreSQL passwords
* MSSQL SA password
* OpenProject secrets
* Future DbGate password
* Future OAuth secrets
This file must never be committed to Git.
---
## Architecture Decisions
### OpenProject Selected
OpenProject is the primary project management platform.
### Plane.so Removed
Plane.so was removed to reduce maintenance complexity and duplicate functionality. It is not used and will not be used. Its containers, Nginx Proxy Manager route and unused SSL certificate were removed.
### Centralized Secrets
All shared credentials are stored in:
```text
/srv/secrets/company.env
```
### Xray Connectivity Layer
Xray is classified as a tunneling and connectivity layer rather than an application backend.
### Multi-Network Segmentation
SilverLinux uses `internal`, `proxy` and isolated infrastructure networks to separate database, public and specialized stack traffic.
---
## Future Roadmap
See:
```text
docs/roadmap.md
```
### Phase 1 - Immediate Impact
* Loki logging
* Redis
* Authelia SSO
Completed:
* Grafana + Prometheus
* Node Exporter
* cAdvisor
* Alertmanager
* Backup metrics integration
* Incident intelligence
### Phase 2 - Security And Stability
* CrowdSec
* Sentry
* Fail2Ban upgrade
* Cloudflare rate limiting and WAF
Completed:
* Backup v5.3 automation
* Restore validation
### Phase 3 - Scale And Enterprise Services
* SonarQube
* Harbor Docker registry
* Backstage portal
* Nextcloud
---
## Mission
Provide a secure, reliable and self-hosted platform for software development and business operations within Silver Solutions.
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# BaGet
## Overview
BaGet is the private NuGet package server for Silver Solutions.
URL:
```text
https://nuget.silveressence.net
```
Status:
```text
Running
```
Public HTTPS access is routed through Nginx Proxy Manager. The BaGet container is connected to the external `proxy` Docker network.
NuGet v3 feed:
```text
https://nuget.silveressence.net/v3/index.json
```
## Configuration
Current configuration is stored directly in the Docker Compose file.
Location:
```text
/srv/docker/baget/docker-compose.yml
```
Current configuration includes:
* ApiKey
* Storage configuration
* Database configuration
* Search configuration
## Data Storage
```text
/srv/docker/baget/data
```
This directory contains the SQLite database and hosted NuGet packages and should be included in backups.
## Reverse Proxy
| Setting | Value |
| ---------------- | ----------------------------------- |
| Public URL | `https://nuget.silveressence.net` |
| Target container | `baget` |
| Target port | `80` |
| Docker network | `proxy` |
## Gitea Actions Integration
The Silver 2.0 workflow at `.gitea/workflows/package.yml` publishes packages to this feed through the global `silverlinux-runner`.
Publishing requires the repository Actions secret:
```text
BAGET_API_KEY
```
It is stored under **Repository Settings -> Actions -> Secrets** and must never be committed to a repository.
The end-to-end Gitea Actions to BaGet publishing pipeline is operational.
### Future Improvement
BaGet configuration should eventually be migrated to:
```text
/srv/secrets/company.env
```
to centralize secret management across SilverLinux services.
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services:
baget:
image: loicsharma/baget:latest
container_name: baget
restart: unless-stopped
ports:
- "5555:80"
environment:
ApiKey: "your api key"
Storage__Type: FileSystem
Storage__Path: /var/baget/packages
Database__Type: Sqlite
Database__ConnectionString: Data Source=/var/baget/baget.db
Search__Type: Database
volumes:
- /srv/docker/baget/data:/var/baget
networks:
- proxy
networks:
proxy:
external: true
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# DbGate
## Overview
DbGate is the HTTPS-accessible database administration portal for SilverLinux.
URL:
```text
https://dbgate.silveressence.net
```
Status:
```text
Operational
```
It administers private Microsoft SQL Server and PostgreSQL instances without exposing either database server directly to the internet.
---
## Service Information
| Property | Value |
| --- | --- |
| Container | `dbgate` |
| Image | `dbgate/dbgate:latest` |
| Application port | `3000` |
| Networks | `internal`, `proxy` |
| Compose location | `/srv/docker/dbgate/docker-compose.yml` |
| Data location | `/srv/docker/dbgate/data` |
The `internal` network provides database access. The `proxy` network connects DbGate to Nginx Proxy Manager.
---
## Reverse Proxy
| Setting | Value |
| --- | --- |
| Domain | `dbgate.silveressence.net` |
| Scheme | `http` |
| Forward host | `dbgate` |
| Forward port | `3000` |
| SSL | Let's Encrypt |
| Force SSL | Enabled |
| HTTP/2 | Enabled |
Only DbGate is publicly accessible. MSSQL port `1433` and PostgreSQL port `5432` remain private.
---
## Authentication
DbGate requires a username and password before granting access. The initial unauthenticated deployment was corrected by configuring `LOGIN` and `PASSWORD`.
The running server currently stores the DbGate credentials directly in its Compose configuration. The repository intentionally does not contain the password; its Compose definition resolves `DBGATE_PASSWORD` from the deployment environment.
Planned improvement:
* Add `DBGATE_PASSWORD` to `/srv/secrets/company.env`.
* Deploy with `docker compose --env-file /srv/secrets/company.env up -d`.
* Remove the credential from the server-side Compose file.
---
## Database Connections
### SilverLinux MSSQL
| Setting | Value |
| --- | --- |
| Engine | SQL Server |
| Server | `mssql` |
| Port | `1433` |
| Default database | `master` |
| User | `sa` |
| Encrypt | Yes |
| Trust server certificate | Yes |
The connection was validated against `master`, `model`, `msdb` and `tempdb`.
PostgreSQL is also reachable through the shared `internal` network using hostname `postgres` and port `5432`.
---
## Validation
```bash
docker ps
docker logs dbgate
```
Expected log message:
```text
DbGate API listening on port 3000
```
---
## Architecture
```text
Internet
-> Nginx Proxy Manager
-> DbGate
-> MSSQL 2022 Express
-> PostgreSQL 17
```
---
## Backup Requirements
Back up:
```text
/srv/docker/dbgate/data
```
Also retain the Compose definition, Nginx Proxy Manager configuration and DbGate credential through the centralized secrets backup after migration.
---
## Related Documentation
* mssql/README.md
* postgres/README.md
* nginx-proxy-manager/README.md
* docs/domains.md
* docs/security.md
* docs/secrets.md
* docs/backups.md
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services:
dbgate:
image: dbgate/dbgate:latest
container_name: dbgate
restart: unless-stopped
environment:
LOGIN: admin
PASSWORD: ${DBGATE_PASSWORD}
volumes:
- /srv/docker/dbgate/data:/root/.dbgate
networks:
- internal
- proxy
networks:
internal:
external: true
proxy:
external: true
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# SilverLinux AI Context
## Purpose
SilverLinux is the primary self-hosted infrastructure server for Silver Solutions.
The goal is to host all development, collaboration, deployment and internal tooling.
## Server
Hostname: silverlinux
OS: Ubuntu Server 24.04 LTS
Provider: OVH
Public IP: 51.255.83.140
## Core Services
* PostgreSQL
* Microsoft SQL Server 2022 Express
* Gitea
* OpenProject
* Jitsi Meet
* Portainer
* Nginx Proxy Manager
* BaGet
* Gitea Actions Runner (`silverlinux-runner`)
* DbGate
* Xray
* Prometheus
* Grafana
* Node Exporter
* cAdvisor
* Alertmanager
## Domains
git.silveressence.net -> Gitea
team.silveressence.net -> OpenProject
meet.silveressence.net -> Jitsi
portainer.silveressence.net -> Portainer
nuget.silveressence.net -> BaGet (through Nginx Proxy Manager)
dbgate.silveressence.net -> DbGate (through Nginx Proxy Manager)
Xray -> Public tunneling endpoint through proxy network
## Secrets
Secrets are stored in Infisical and injected at runtime via the **slcompose orchestrator**.
Never hardcode credentials. All services receive environment variables through Infisical's secret injection at container startup.
### Secret Injection Flow
The `slcompose` service orchestrator manages all Docker services with automated secret injection:
```bash
slcompose boot # Boots all services with secrets injected
slcompose up <service> # Start a service with secrets injected
slcompose down <service> # Stop a service
slcompose restart <service> # Restart a service
slcompose logs <service> # Stream logs
slcompose logs-tail <service> [lines] # View last N lines
slcompose list # List all available services
```
**System Startup:** The systemd service `slcompose.service` automatically runs `slcompose boot` on server reboot.
**Implementation:** See [docs/slcompose.sh](slcompose.sh) and [docs/slcompose.service](slcompose.service).
## Service Orchestration
All Docker services are managed through **slcompose**, which:
1. **Loads Infisical Token** from `/etc/infisical/token`
2. **Discovers Services** by scanning `/srv/docker/` for directories with `docker-compose.yml`
3. **Injects Secrets** using `infisical run --path=/[SERVICE_NAME]` before executing docker compose commands
4. **Manages Lifecycle** with up, down, restart, and logs commands
Each service directory name (e.g., `/srv/docker/gitea`) becomes the Infisical path (e.g., `/gitea`) for secret lookup.
## Docker Networks
proxy
internal
jitsi-docker-jitsi-meet-aa76415_meet.jitsi
xray_default
gitea-runner_default
MSSQL is attached only to `internal`. DbGate is attached to both `internal` and `proxy`.
Jitsi uses `jitsi-docker-jitsi-meet-aa76415_meet.jitsi` for its internal cluster and `proxy` for web access. Xray is currently attached to `proxy`; `xray_default` exists but had no running containers attached in the 2026-06-24 runtime snapshot.
## Authentication
Gitea:
* Local accounts
* OpenID disabled
* Google OAuth planned
* GitHub OAuth planned
OpenProject:
* Local accounts
## CI/CD
Gitea Actions is enabled globally.
The global self-hosted runner is operational at `/srv/docker/gitea-runner` with the name `silverlinux-runner`.
Silver 2.0 uses `.gitea/workflows/package.yml` to publish NuGet packages to BaGet when a push to `net-8-version` has a commit message containing `[Package]`.
The runner registration token is stored in `/srv/secrets/company.env`. The BaGet publishing key is stored as the repository Actions secret `BAGET_API_KEY`.
## Databases
PostgreSQL 17 and Microsoft SQL Server 2022 Express are operational.
MSSQL uses hostname `mssql` on the `internal` Docker network. Port 1433 is not published.
DbGate provides authenticated HTTPS administration for MSSQL and PostgreSQL at `https://dbgate.silveressence.net`.
Xray is a connectivity layer, not an application backend. It runs from `ghcr.io/xtls/xray-core:latest` and publishes `0.0.0.0:32443 -> 8080/tcp`. Its endpoint exposure and access policy should be reviewed during security checks.
## Monitoring
The monitoring stack is operational.
Components:
* Prometheus
* Grafana
* Node Exporter
* cAdvisor
* Alertmanager
Validated:
* Prometheus UI
* Prometheus targets
* Node Exporter
* cAdvisor
* Backup metrics
* Grafana datasource
* Alertmanager email routing
Grafana has custom backup, system and Docker monitoring dashboards.
Alertmanager implements incident intelligence with incident groups:
* `backup_failure`
* `system_pressure`
* `storage_pressure`
* `database_outage`
* `monitoring_failure`
* `container_health`
## Backup
Backup v5.3 is production.
Implemented:
* Daily cron backup
* HTML reports
* Email reports through Postfix and Gmail SMTP
* Automatic archive generation
* Automatic cleanup
* Prometheus metrics export
* Restore validation
* Lock file protection
* Disk space validation
* Central logging
* Structured failure handling
Verified:
* PostgreSQL
* MSSQL
* Gitea
* BaGet
* OpenProject assets
* Docker configuration
## Documentation
Read all files in:
docs/
and the README.md of each service folder before making infrastructure recommendations.
Roadmap:
* Phase 1 completed: Grafana, Prometheus, Node Exporter, cAdvisor, Alertmanager, backup metrics integration, incident intelligence
* Phase 1 remaining: Loki, Redis, Authelia
* Phase 2 completed: Backup v5.3 automation, restore validation
* Phase 2 remaining: CrowdSec, Sentry, Fail2Ban upgrade, Cloudflare rate limiting and WAF
* Phase 3: SonarQube, Harbor, Backstage, Nextcloud
See:
```text
docs/roadmap.md
```
## Important Decisions
* Plane.so removed
* OpenProject selected
* Centralized secrets implemented
* Nginx Proxy Manager selected
* PostgreSQL selected as shared database platform
* BaGet deployed at nuget.silveressence.net through Nginx Proxy Manager
* Gitea Actions and a global self-hosted runner selected for package publishing
* MSSQL Express deployed alongside PostgreSQL
* DbGate selected as the database administration portal
* Xray introduced as a tunneling and connectivity layer
* Multi-network segmentation formalized: internal, proxy and isolated infrastructure networks
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# Backups
## Overview
This document describes the backup strategy for SilverLinux.
The goal is to ensure that all critical services can be restored after hardware failure, accidental deletion, corruption, or disaster recovery scenarios.
Current state:
```text
Backup v5.3 production
```
---
## Backup System Status
### Backup v1.4
Implemented:
* HTML backup reports
* Email notification after backup
* Automatic archive creation
* Backup logging
* Restore validation
---
### Backup v1.5
Implemented:
* MSSQL backup fix
* Runtime MSSQL data included correctly
* Restore tests verified MSSQL data is present in backups
* Improved backup structure
---
### Backup v2
Implemented:
* Backup metrics generation
* Prometheus metrics export
* Backup duration metric
* Backup size metric
* Backup success metric
* Automatic low disk space handling
* Automatic deletion of oldest backups when required
* Improved logging
Status:
```text
Operational
```
---
### Backup v5.3
Implemented:
* PostgreSQL backup using `pg_dumpall`
* MSSQL backup using `sqlcmd` and `docker cp`
* Gitea backup
* BaGet backup
* OpenProject backup
* Docker configuration backup
* Final compressed archive
* Lock file protection
* Disk space validation
* Central backup logging
* Structured failure handling
* Prometheus Textfile Collector metrics output
* Backup success and failure tracking
* Duration and size monitoring
* Historical logging
Status:
```text
Production
```
---
## Backup Priorities
### Critical
These items must always be backed up.
#### PostgreSQL
Contains:
* OpenProject database
* Gitea database
* Future application databases
Importance:
Critical
---
#### Microsoft SQL Server
Data location:
```text
/srv/docker/mssql/data
```
Required:
* Native SQL Server database backups
* MSSQL Compose configuration
* `MSSQL_SA_PASSWORD` from the shared secrets backup
* Runtime MSSQL data included by the v1.5+ backup structure
Importance:
Critical
Restore validation has verified that MSSQL data is present in current backup archives.
---
#### Gitea Data
Location:
```text
/srv/docker/gitea/data
```
Contains:
* Git repositories
* Attachments
* Configuration
* User data
Importance:
Critical
---
#### OpenProject Assets
Location:
```text
/srv/docker/openproject/assets
```
Contains:
* Attachments
* Uploaded files
* User generated content
Importance:
Critical
---
#### Shared Secrets
Location:
```text
/srv/secrets/company.env
```
Contains:
* SMTP credentials
* PostgreSQL passwords
* MSSQL SA password
* OpenProject secrets
* Future DbGate password
* Future OAuth secrets
Importance:
Critical
Without this file applications may not start correctly.
---
#### Nginx Proxy Manager
Locations:
```text
/srv/docker/nginx-proxy-manager/data
/srv/docker/nginx-proxy-manager/letsencrypt
```
Contains:
* Proxy configuration
* SSL certificates
* Domain routing
Importance:
Critical
---
### Medium Priority
#### Portainer
Volume:
```text
portainer_portainer_data
```
Contains:
* Portainer users
* Portainer configuration
* Stack definitions
Importance:
Medium
Can be recreated if necessary.
---
#### Jitsi Configuration
Location:
```text
/srv/docker/jitsi
```
Contains:
* Jitsi configuration
* Internal authentication configuration
Importance:
Medium
---
#### BaGet Data
Location:
```text
/srv/docker/baget/data
```
Contains:
* Hosted NuGet packages
* SQLite database
Importance:
Medium
---
#### Gitea Actions Runner Configuration
Location:
```text
/srv/docker/gitea-runner
```
Contains:
* Runner deployment configuration
* Runner state
The registration token is stored separately in `/srv/secrets/company.env`.
Importance:
Medium
---
#### DbGate Data
Location:
```text
/srv/docker/dbgate/data
```
Contains:
* Saved connections
* DbGate application state
Also retain the Nginx Proxy Manager route and DbGate authentication credential.
Importance:
Medium
---
#### Xray Configuration
Location:
```text
/srv/docker/xray
```
Contains:
* Xray Docker Compose configuration
* Xray runtime configuration
* Endpoint credentials, UUIDs or keys if stored with the service
Importance:
Medium
Xray credentials and keys must be backed up securely and must never be committed to Git.
---
## Backup Storage
Current backup capabilities:
* Automatic archive generation
* HTML backup report generation
* Backup log generation
* Email report delivery
* Prometheus metrics export
* Automatic cleanup when disk space is low
* Automatic deletion of oldest backups when required
---
Current Location:
```text
/srv/backups
```
Suggested Structure:
```text
/srv/backups/
├── daily
├── weekly
└── monthly
```
---
## Retention Policy
Current cleanup behavior:
* Backup v5.3 monitors available disk space.
* If disk space is low, the oldest backups are deleted automatically.
* Cleanup is logged.
---
### Daily
Keep:
```text
7 days
```
### Weekly
Keep:
```text
4 weeks
```
### Monthly
Keep:
```text
12 months
```
---
## Restore Priorities
Restore order:
1. Shared secrets
2. PostgreSQL
3. Microsoft SQL Server
4. Nginx Proxy Manager
5. Gitea
6. OpenProject
7. Portainer
8. Jitsi
9. BaGet
10. Gitea Actions Runner
11. DbGate
12. Xray
---
## Restore Validation
Restore procedure has been validated.
Completed:
* Dry-run restore
* Full archive validation
* Archive extraction
Verified:
* PostgreSQL
* Microsoft SQL Server
* Gitea
* BaGet
* OpenProject assets
* Docker configuration
Validation results:
* MSSQL backup integrity verified
* PostgreSQL backup verified
* Restore archive extraction verified
---
## Monitoring Integration
Backup v5.3 exports metrics for Prometheus.
Current metrics:
* Backup success
* Backup duration
* Backup size
* Backup timestamp
Metric names:
* `silverlinux_backup_success`
* `silverlinux_backup_duration_seconds`
* `silverlinux_backup_size_bytes`
* `silverlinux_backup_timestamp_seconds`
Export path:
```text
Node Exporter Textfile Collector
```
Prometheus target status:
```text
Validated
```
---
## Automation
Current automation:
* Daily backup execution
* Root cron configuration
* Backup wrapper command
* Email report
* HTML report
* Automatic cleanup
* Automatic archive generation
Status:
```text
Operational
```
---
## Email Notifications
Postfix is configured to relay through Gmail SMTP.
Implemented:
* Gmail relay
* App Password authentication
* TLS encryption
* Successful email delivery
* Backup success emails
* Backup report emails
Status:
```text
Operational
```
---
## Disaster Recovery Checklist
### Step 1
Install:
* Ubuntu Server
* Docker
* Docker Compose
### Step 2
Restore:
```text
/srv/secrets/company.env
```
### Step 3
Restore:
```text
/srv/docker
```
data directories.
### Step 4
Restore PostgreSQL and Microsoft SQL Server databases.
### Step 5
Deploy Docker stacks.
### Step 6
Verify:
* DNS
* SSL certificates
* Email delivery
* Application access
---
## Related Documentation
* docs/server.md
* docs/security.md
* docs/secrets.md
* docs/monitoring.md
* postgres/README.md
* gitea/README.md
* openproject/README.md
* mssql/README.md
* dbgate/README.md
* docs/roadmap.md
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# CI/CD
## Overview
SilverLinux provides CI/CD through globally enabled Gitea Actions and a self-hosted runner. Package publishing is operational; application deployment to Windows IIS and Linux targets remains future work.
---
## Gitea Actions
Gitea Actions is enabled in Gitea's `app.ini` and is available globally.
Status:
```text
Operational
```
---
## Self-Hosted Runner
| Property | Value |
| --- | --- |
| Location | `/srv/docker/gitea-runner` |
| Image | `gitea/act_runner:latest` |
| Runner name | `silverlinux-runner` |
| Runner type | Global Runner |
| Status | Operational |
Runner labels:
* `ubuntu-latest`
* `ubuntu-24.04`
* `ubuntu-22.04`
The global runner can execute Actions workflows for repositories hosted by the SilverLinux Gitea instance.
---
## Silver 2.0 Package Publishing
Workflow:
```text
.gitea/workflows/package.yml
```
The workflow runs when both conditions are satisfied:
1. Code is pushed to the `net-8-version` branch.
2. The commit message contains `[Package]`.
Example commit message:
```text
Package Silver 2.0 libraries [Package]
```
Pipeline steps:
1. Check out the repository.
2. Install the .NET 8 SDK.
3. Restore the solution.
4. Build the solution using the `Deploy` configuration.
5. Pack the NuGet packages.
6. Push the packages to BaGet.
NuGet feed:
```text
https://nuget.silveressence.net/v3/index.json
```
---
## Operational Flow
```text
Git push
-> Gitea Actions
-> silverlinux-runner
-> dotnet restore
-> dotnet build
-> dotnet pack
-> BaGet package publish
```
The complete workflow has been tested successfully and is operational.
---
## Secrets
Runner registration token:
```text
/srv/secrets/company.env
GITEA_RUNNER_REGISTRATION_TOKEN
```
BaGet publishing credential:
```text
Repository Settings -> Actions -> Secrets
BAGET_API_KEY
```
No credentials are stored in repositories. Infrastructure-level secrets belong in `company.env`; repository workflow secrets belong in Gitea Actions Secrets.
---
## Future Deployment Targets
### Windows IIS
Planned targets include ASP.NET Core, Blazor Server and Blazor Web App deployments.
```text
Publish -> Copy files -> Restart IIS site
```
Status: Planned
### Linux Containers
```text
Build image -> Push image -> Deploy stack
```
Status: Future
---
## Future Enhancements
* Automated tests
* Automated Windows IIS deployment
* Linux container deployment
* Release pipelines
* Multi-environment deployments
* Package publishing for additional repositories
---
## Related Services
* Gitea
* Gitea Actions Runner
* BaGet
* Portainer
* Nginx Proxy Manager
## Related Documentation
* gitea/README.md
* baget/README.md
* docs/server.md
* docs/security.md
* docs/secrets.md
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# Architecture Decisions
## Purpose
This document records important architectural and operational decisions made for SilverLinux.
The goal is to document not only what was implemented, but also why the decision was made.
---
## 2026-06-17
### Ubuntu 24.04 LTS Selected
Decision:
Use Ubuntu Server 24.04 LTS as the operating system.
Reason:
* Long-term support
* Large community
* Excellent Docker support
* Familiar administration tools
Status:
Implemented
---
## 2026-06-17
### Docker Standardization
Decision:
All services should run in Docker containers whenever possible.
Reason:
* Consistent deployment
* Easier backups
* Easier migrations
* Better isolation
Status:
Implemented
---
## 2026-06-17
### Nginx Proxy Manager Selected
Decision:
Use Nginx Proxy Manager as the reverse proxy solution.
Reason:
* Easy SSL management
* Simple administration
* User-friendly interface
* Fast deployment
Status:
Implemented
---
## 2026-06-17
### Gitea Selected
Decision:
Use Gitea for source control.
Reason:
* Self-hosted
* Lightweight
* GitHub-like experience
* Excellent Docker support
Status:
Implemented
---
## 2026-06-17
### PostgreSQL Selected
Decision:
Use PostgreSQL as the central database platform.
Reason:
* Reliability
* Mature ecosystem
* Supports multiple applications
* Strong backup tooling
Status:
Implemented
---
## 2026-06-17
### OpenProject Selected
Decision:
Use OpenProject for project management.
Reason:
* Mature platform
* Open source
* Strong planning features
* Work package management
* Time tracking
Status:
Implemented
---
## 2026-06-21
### Plane.so Removed
Decision:
Do not deploy Plane.so.
Reason:
* OpenProject fully satisfies requirements
* Reduces maintenance burden
* Avoids duplicate functionality
Status:
Implemented
---
## 2026-06-21
### Centralized Secrets Management
Decision:
Store shared credentials in a single secrets file.
Location:
```text
/srv/secrets/company.env
```
Reason:
* Avoid secrets in Docker Compose files
* Easier credential rotation
* Easier disaster recovery
* Reduced risk of accidental exposure
Status:
Implemented
---
## 2026-06-21
### OpenID Disabled in Gitea
Decision:
Disable OpenID authentication.
Reason:
* Not required
* Reduces attack surface
* Simplifies authentication model
Status:
Implemented
---
## 2026-06-21
### Gmail SMTP Selected
Decision:
Use Gmail SMTP for outbound email.
Sender:
```text
noreply@silveressence.net
```
Reason:
* Reliable delivery
* Easy setup
* Supports application notifications
Status:
Implemented
---
## 2026-06-21 - Adopt Gitea Actions + Self-Hosted Runner for Package Publishing
Decision:
* Replace GitHub Actions with self-hosted Gitea Actions.
* Execute package publishing on SilverLinux using the global `silverlinux-runner`.
* Publish internal NuGet packages to BaGet.
* Store the runner registration token in `/srv/secrets/company.env` and publishing credentials in Gitea Actions Secrets.
* Use `[Package]` in commit messages to request commit-driven package publishing.
Reason:
* Keep source control, build execution and package hosting inside SilverLinux.
* Avoid storing credentials in repositories.
* Provide a simple, explicit package-release convention.
Status:
```text
Accepted
```
---
## 2026-06-21 - BaGet Secret Storage
Decision:
The BaGet API key is currently stored directly in the BaGet Docker Compose configuration.
Reason:
* Simplicity during initial deployment.
Future Plan:
Move the API key into the centralized SilverLinux secrets management system located at:
```text
/srv/secrets/company.env
```
when additional services begin consuming the same secret management approach.
---
## 2026-06-22 - Deploy Microsoft SQL Server Express Alongside PostgreSQL
Decision:
* Run Microsoft SQL Server 2022 Express alongside PostgreSQL.
* Attach MSSQL only to the `internal` Docker network.
* Do not publish port `1433` or route MSSQL through the reverse proxy.
* Store `MSSQL_SA_PASSWORD` in `/srv/secrets/company.env`.
Reason:
* Support Silver projects that require Microsoft SQL Server compatibility.
* Allow both database platforms to coexist without exposing database ports.
Status:
```text
Implemented
```
---
## 2026-06-22 - Select DbGate for Database Administration
Decision:
* Use DbGate to administer Microsoft SQL Server and PostgreSQL.
* Connect DbGate to both the `internal` and `proxy` Docker networks.
* Publish only the DbGate web interface through Nginx Proxy Manager.
* Require DbGate authentication and HTTPS.
Reason:
* Provides one lightweight, modern browser interface for both database platforms.
* Keeps PostgreSQL and MSSQL private.
Follow-up:
Move the DbGate password from the server-side Compose configuration to `/srv/secrets/company.env`.
Status:
```text
Implemented
```
---
## 2026-06-24 - Formalize Multi-Network Segmentation
Decision:
* Treat SilverLinux as a three-layer Docker network architecture.
* Use `internal` for private databases and backend service traffic.
* Use `proxy` for public HTTP and HTTPS services routed through Nginx Proxy Manager.
* Use isolated stack networks for Jitsi, Xray and CI/CD runner traffic where the active runtime attachments support it.
Reason:
* Keep databases private while allowing selected web interfaces to be public.
* Reduce unnecessary cross-service connectivity.
* Make specialized infrastructure stacks easier to reason about and audit.
Status:
```text
Accepted
```
---
## 2026-06-24 - Confirm Nginx Proxy Manager as the Single Reverse Proxy
Decision:
Use Nginx Proxy Manager as the sole reverse proxy and SSL termination layer for SilverLinux HTTP and HTTPS services.
Reason:
* The active platform uses Nginx Proxy Manager for domain routing.
* No Traefik or alternate reverse proxy is active.
* A single proxy layer keeps exposure and certificate management centralized.
Status:
```text
Confirmed
```
---
## 2026-06-24 - Add Xray Connectivity Layer
Decision:
* Classify Xray as a network tunneling and connectivity layer.
* Attach Xray to the `proxy` network for public endpoint access.
* Keep `xray_default` documented as the Compose-created Xray stack network.
* Monitor the service as an exposed connectivity endpoint rather than as an application backend.
Reason:
* Improve connectivity stability to SilverLinux.
* Support secure long-distance connection paths.
* Keep tunneling concerns separate from application and database services.
Status:
```text
Accepted
```
Runtime Note:
The 2026-06-24 Docker snapshot showed the running `xray` container attached to `proxy` only. The `xray_default` network existed but had no running containers attached.
---
## 2026-06-24 - Confirm Jitsi Meet Is Fully Deployed
Decision:
Treat the Jitsi Meet stack as an operational isolated collaboration stack.
Components:
* jitsi-web
* jitsi-jvb
* jitsi-jicofo
* jitsi-prosody
Networks:
* `proxy`
* `jitsi-docker-jitsi-meet-aa76415_meet.jitsi`
Reason:
* Jitsi Web is expected to be public.
* Internal Jitsi components should remain isolated inside the Jitsi stack network.
Status:
```text
Confirmed
```
---
## 2026-06-24 - Adopt Phased Infrastructure Roadmap
Decision:
Use a phased roadmap for planned SilverLinux platform improvements.
Phases:
* Phase 1: Grafana, Prometheus, Loki, Redis and Authelia.
* Phase 2: CrowdSec, Sentry, Restic, Fail2Ban upgrade and Cloudflare rate limiting/WAF.
* Phase 3: SonarQube, Harbor, Backstage and Nextcloud.
Reason:
* Prioritize observability, access control and shared runtime foundations first.
* Add security and backup maturity before larger platform expansion.
* Keep enterprise developer-platform tools grouped together.
Status:
```text
Accepted
```
---
## 2026-06-25 - Select Prometheus And Grafana Monitoring Stack
Decision:
Deploy a dedicated monitoring Docker stack using:
* Prometheus for metrics collection
* Grafana for visualization
* Node Exporter for host metrics
* cAdvisor for Docker metrics
* Alertmanager for alert routing and incident notifications
Reason:
* Prometheus provides a standard pull-based metrics system.
* Grafana provides flexible dashboards and datasource integration.
* Node Exporter provides host CPU, memory and disk visibility.
* cAdvisor provides Docker container visibility.
* Alertmanager provides grouping, deduplication and multi-recipient email routing.
Status:
```text
Implemented
```
Validation:
* Prometheus UI validated
* Prometheus targets validated
* Grafana datasource connected to Prometheus
* Initial monitoring dashboards created and validated
* Alertmanager email routing validated
---
## 2026-06-25 - Export Backup Metrics Through Node Exporter
Decision:
Export SilverLinux backup metrics through the Node Exporter Textfile Collector.
Metrics:
* `silverlinux_backup_success`
* `silverlinux_backup_duration_seconds`
* `silverlinux_backup_size_bytes`
* `silverlinux_backup_timestamp_seconds`
Reason:
* Keep backup status visible in the same monitoring stack as host and container metrics.
* Avoid a separate metrics service for backup scripts.
* Allow Grafana dashboards to show backup health.
Status:
```text
Implemented
```
---
## 2026-06-25 - Validate Backup v5.3 And Restore Workflow
Decision:
Treat Backup v5.3 as the operational SilverLinux backup system.
Implemented:
* HTML backup reports
* Email notifications
* Automatic archive creation
* Backup logging
* Restore validation
* MSSQL data inclusion fix
* Backup metrics
* Automatic low disk space cleanup
* Daily cron execution
* Lock file protection
* Disk space validation
* Central logging
* Structured failure handling
Validation:
* Dry-run restore completed
* Full archive validation completed
* PostgreSQL restore coverage verified
* MSSQL backup integrity verified
* Gitea backup verified
* BaGet backup verified
* OpenProject assets verified
* Docker configuration verified
Status:
```text
Implemented
```
---
## 2026-06-25 - Implement Incident Intelligence Alerting
Decision:
Use Alertmanager with incident grouping, severity-based routing and alert deduplication for SilverLinux monitoring.
Incident groups:
* `backup_failure`
* `system_pressure`
* `storage_pressure`
* `database_outage`
* `monitoring_failure`
* `container_health`
Reason:
* Merge related alerts into single incidents.
* Reduce notification noise.
* Route alerts by severity.
* Make alerts root-cause oriented.
Status:
```text
Implemented
```
---
## Future Decisions
Document future decisions using the following template:
Date:
Decision:
Reason:
Alternatives Considered:
Status:
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# Domains
## Overview
This document contains the public domains used by SilverLinux and the services they expose.
All public services are routed through Nginx Proxy Manager.
Verified proxy-host snapshot:
```text
2026-06-24
```
---
## Primary Domain
```text
silveressence.net
```
Used for:
* Public services
* Subdomains
* SSL certificates
---
## Nginx Proxy Manager Hosts
| ID | Domain | Forward target | SSL Force | HTTP/2 | HSTS | WebSocket | Access List | Status |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| 1 | `portainer.silveressence.net` | `http://portainer:9000` | enabled | enabled | enabled | enabled | none | enabled |
| 2 | `git.silveressence.net` | `http://gitea:3000` | disabled | disabled | disabled | enabled | none | enabled |
| 3 | `meet.silveressence.net` | `http://jitsi-docker-jitsi-meet-aa76415-web-1:80` | disabled | disabled | disabled | enabled | none | enabled |
| 5 | `team.silveressence.net` | `http://openproject:80` | enabled | enabled | disabled | enabled | none | enabled |
| 6 | `nuget.silveressence.net` | `http://baget:80` | disabled | disabled | disabled | disabled | none | enabled |
| 8 | `dbgate.silveressence.net` | `http://dbgate:3000` | disabled | disabled | disabled | enabled | none | enabled |
All listed active inventory hosts have Block Exploits enabled.
---
## Additional Active Proxy Hosts
These proxy hosts were present and enabled in Nginx Proxy Manager during the 2026-06-24 snapshot, but are not part of the current core infrastructure service inventory.
| ID | Domain | Forward target | Reason |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| 7 | `cicd.silveressence.net` | `http://bobsAutowas:8080` | Active prototype deployment and test endpoint; may change frequently |
| 9 | `exactsyncer.silveressence.net` | `http://exact-syncer:8080` | Active client-facing demo for the Exact Online syncer application |
Action:
* Keep `cicd.silveressence.net` documented as a fast-changing prototype endpoint.
* Keep `exactsyncer.silveressence.net` documented as an intentional client-facing demo endpoint.
* Document owner, authentication model and exposure policy for active non-core endpoints.
Plane.so cleanup:
* Plane.so containers were removed.
* `plane.silveressence.net` was removed from Nginx Proxy Manager.
* The unused Plane.so SSL certificate was removed from the server.
---
## Proxy Hardening Review
Nginx Proxy Manager findings from the 2026-06-24 snapshot:
* `portainer.silveressence.net` has SSL Force, HTTP/2 and HSTS enabled.
* `team.silveressence.net` has SSL Force and HTTP/2 enabled.
* `git.silveressence.net`, `meet.silveressence.net`, `nuget.silveressence.net` and `dbgate.silveressence.net` do not have SSL Force enabled.
* No listed proxy host uses an Nginx Proxy Manager access list.
* DbGate is a high-sensitivity database administration interface and should be prioritized for SSL Force and an access restriction policy.
* Plane.so has been removed from containers, Nginx Proxy Manager and server certificate storage.
---
## Domain Details
### Gitea
Domain:
```text
git.silveressence.net
```
Purpose:
* Source control
* Git repositories
* Pull requests
* Issue tracking
Container:
```text
gitea
```
---
### OpenProject
Domain:
```text
team.silveressence.net
```
Purpose:
* Project management
* Work packages
* Time tracking
* Team collaboration
Container:
```text
openproject
```
---
### Jitsi Meet
Domain:
```text
meet.silveressence.net
```
Purpose:
* Video conferencing
* Team meetings
* Customer meetings
Container Stack:
```text
jitsi-docker-jitsi-meet-aa76415-web-1
```
---
### Portainer
Domain:
```text
portainer.silveressence.net
```
Purpose:
* Docker management
* Infrastructure administration
Container:
```text
portainer
```
---
### BaGet
Domain:
```text
nuget.silveressence.net
```
Purpose:
* Private NuGet package hosting
Container:
```text
baget
```
Routing:
```text
Nginx Proxy Manager -> baget:80
```
Status:
```text
Active
```
---
### Exact Syncer Demo
Domain:
```text
exactsyncer.silveressence.net
```
Purpose:
* Demo `.NET 9` Blazor application for Exact Online integration
* Provides a UI for connecting Exact webhooks and observing sync behavior
* Syncs main division changes to dependent sub-divisions
Behavior:
* When the main division record (Relation 1) changes, divisions 210 add or update the same relation data
* Demonstrates how Exact Online master/sub-division sync works in practice
Container:
```text
exact-syncer
```
Routing:
```text
Nginx Proxy Manager -> exact-syncer:8080
```
Notes:
* Demo version intended for client evaluation
* Can be recreated as a bespoke customer instance on request
Status:
```text
Operational demo
```
---
### BobAutoWas Exact Syncer Instance
Domain:
```text
cicd.silveressence.net
```
Purpose:
* Client-specific Exact Syncer instance for BobAutoWas
* Customer recreation of the Exact Syncer demo application
* Provides the same webhook-driven division sync behavior
Behavior:
* Mirrors Exact Syncer demo functionality for BobAutoWas
* Supports client evaluation and live preview of the integration
Container:
```text
bobsAutowas
```
Routing:
```text
Nginx Proxy Manager -> bobsAutowas:8080
```
Status:
```text
Active client instance
```
---
### DbGate
Domain:
```text
dbgate.silveressence.net
```
Purpose:
* HTTPS database administration portal
Container:
```text
dbgate
```
Routing:
```text
Nginx Proxy Manager -> dbgate:3000
```
Status:
```text
Active
```
---
## DNS
DNS records should point to:
```text
51.255.83.140
```
Server:
```text
SilverLinux
```
---
## SSL Certificates
SSL certificates are managed through:
```text
Nginx Proxy Manager
```
Certificate data location:
```text
/srv/docker/nginx-proxy-manager/letsencrypt
```
---
## Routing
Internet
Nginx Proxy Manager
Service Container
Examples:
```text
git.silveressence.net
gitea
team.silveressence.net
openproject
meet.silveressence.net
jitsi
portainer.silveressence.net
portainer
```
---
## Related Documentation
* docs/server.md
* docs/security.md
* docs/network.md
* nginx-proxy-manager/README.md
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# Email Configuration
## Overview
SilverLinux uses a centralized SMTP configuration for application email delivery.
Email is used for:
* Password resets
* User invitations
* Notifications
* System alerts
* Backup reports
* Future CI/CD notifications
---
## Sender Address
```text
noreply@silveressence.net
```
Purpose:
* Automated emails
* Application notifications
* No inbound processing required
---
## SMTP Provider
Provider:
```text
Gmail SMTP
```
Server:
```text
smtp.gmail.com
```
Port:
```text
587
```
Security:
```text
STARTTLS
```
Authentication:
```text
Login
```
---
## Secret Storage
SMTP credentials are stored in:
```text
/srv/secrets/company.env
```
Variables:
```text
SMTP_HOST
SMTP_PORT
SMTP_USERNAME
SMTP_PASSWORD
```
These values must never be committed to Git repositories.
---
## Applications Using Email
### OpenProject
Purpose:
* Password reset emails
* Work package notifications
* Mention notifications
* User invitations
Sender:
```text
noreply@silveressence.net
```
Status:
Configured
---
### Gitea
Purpose:
* Password reset emails
* Repository notifications
* User invitations
Sender:
```text
noreply@silveressence.net
```
Status:
Configured
---
### Backup System
Purpose:
* Backup success emails
* HTML backup report emails
* Operational backup notifications
Delivery:
* Postfix relay through Gmail SMTP
* Gmail App Password authentication
* TLS encryption
Status:
Configured and validated
---
### Alertmanager
Purpose:
* Monitoring alert emails
* Incident grouped notifications
* Severity-based alert routing
Recipients:
* `oclick021@gmail.com`
* `martin@silversolutions.nl`
Status:
Configured and validated
---
## Future Applications
Future services should use the centralized SMTP configuration whenever possible.
Examples:
* BaGet
* CI/CD notifications
* Alerting systems
---
## Testing
### OpenProject
Test by:
1. Creating a user.
2. Triggering a password reset.
3. Verifying email delivery.
### Gitea
Test by:
1. Opening "Forgot Password".
2. Requesting a password reset.
3. Verifying email delivery.
---
## Troubleshooting
### OpenProject
View logs:
```bash
docker logs openproject
```
### Gitea
View logs:
```bash
docker logs gitea
```
### Gmail Authentication
Verify:
* App password is valid
* SMTP credentials match company.env
* STARTTLS is enabled
* Port 587 is used
### Backup Reports
Verify:
* Postfix relay is active
* Gmail App Password authentication succeeds
* TLS delivery succeeds
* Backup wrapper sends the HTML report after backup completion
---
## Security Notes
* Use Gmail App Passwords.
* Never use personal Gmail passwords.
* Store SMTP credentials only in company.env.
* Rotate credentials if they become exposed.
---
## Related Documentation
* docs/secrets.md
* docs/security.md
* docs/backups.md
* docs/monitoring.md
* openproject/README.md
* gitea/README.md
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# Monitoring And Alerting
## Overview
SilverLinux runs a self-hosted observability stack for metrics, dashboards, backup visibility and incident alerting.
Current state:
```text
Production ready
```
The stack has evolved from basic monitoring into an incident intelligence system with alert grouping, severity routing and email notifications.
---
## Stack Components
### Prometheus
Purpose:
* Metrics collection
* Alert rule evaluation
* Monitoring data storage
Status:
```text
Running
```
---
### Grafana
Purpose:
* Monitoring dashboards
* Prometheus datasource visualization
* Backup, system and Docker visibility
Dashboards:
* Custom backup dashboard
* Custom system dashboard
* Docker monitoring dashboard
Compatibility note:
The imported Prometheus 2.0 Overview dashboard is not compatible with Prometheus `3.5.4`. This is a third-party dashboard compatibility issue, not an infrastructure problem.
Status:
```text
Running
```
---
### Node Exporter
Purpose:
* Host metrics
* CPU, memory and disk metrics
* Textfile Collector for custom backup metrics
Status:
```text
Running
```
---
### cAdvisor
Purpose:
* Docker container metrics
* Container CPU and memory visibility
* Container health and restart visibility
Status:
```text
Running
```
---
### Alertmanager
Purpose:
* Alert routing
* Alert grouping
* Alert deduplication
* Email notifications
* Incident intelligence
Recipients:
* `oclick021@gmail.com`
* `martin@silversolutions.nl`
Status:
```text
Running
```
---
## Infrastructure
Location:
```text
/srv/docker/monitoring
```
Architecture:
* Docker-based stack
* Persistent Prometheus volume
* Persistent Grafana volume
* Dedicated monitoring network
---
## Metrics
### System Metrics
Examples:
* `node_load1`
* `node_memory_*`
* `node_filesystem_*`
* Container metrics through cAdvisor
---
### Backup Metrics
Export method:
```text
Node Exporter Textfile Collector
```
Metrics:
* `silverlinux_backup_success`
* `silverlinux_backup_duration_seconds`
* `silverlinux_backup_size_bytes`
* `silverlinux_backup_timestamp_seconds`
---
## Prometheus Scrape Targets
Prometheus successfully scrapes:
* Prometheus
* Node Exporter
* cAdvisor
* SilverLinux backup metrics
Status:
```text
Validated
```
---
## Alerting Evolution
### Stage v1
Implemented:
* Basic Prometheus rules
* Simple email alerts
---
### Stage v2
Implemented:
* Alertmanager
* Email routing
* Multi-recipient alerts
---
### Stage v3-v4
Implemented:
* `incident_group` concept
* Alert correlation by service
* Severity-based routing
* Alert deduplication
* Reduced notification noise
---
## Incident Groups
Alertmanager groups alerts by incident category.
Incident groups:
* `backup_failure`
* `system_pressure`
* `storage_pressure`
* `database_outage`
* `monitoring_failure`
* `container_health`
Outcome:
* Multiple related alerts merge into single incidents.
* Alerts are root-cause oriented.
* Alert fatigue is reduced.
---
## Alert Rules
### Backup
* `BackupFailed`
* `BackupStale`
### System
* `HighCPU`
* `HighMemoryUsage`
* `DiskAlmostFull`
### Monitoring
* `PrometheusDown`
* `GrafanaDown`
### Databases
* `PostgresDown`
* `MSSQLDown`
### Containers
* `ContainerDown`
* `TooManyRestarts`
---
## Implementation Fixes
Resolved during implementation:
* Fixed Docker mount errors caused by file versus directory conflicts
* Standardized alert rule file naming as `alerts.yml`
* Fixed Prometheus rule loading configuration
* Eliminated duplicate backup success metric sources
* Unified backup metric naming to `silverlinux_backup_*`
---
## Data Flow
```text
Servers
-> Node Exporter / cAdvisor
-> Prometheus
-> Alertmanager
-> Email notifications
-> Grafana dashboards
```
---
## Validation
Validated:
* Prometheus UI
* Prometheus targets
* Node Exporter
* cAdvisor
* Backup metrics
* Grafana datasource
* Alertmanager email routing
* Backup success and failure visibility
---
## Related Documentation
* docs/services.md
* docs/backups.md
* docs/security.md
* docs/network.md
* docs/email.md
* docs/decisions.md
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# Network Architecture
## Overview
SilverLinux uses Docker networks to separate public entry points, private service communication and isolated infrastructure stacks.
Current model:
* `internal` for private databases and backend service traffic
* `proxy` for HTTP and HTTPS services routed by Nginx Proxy Manager
* Isolated stack networks for specialized infrastructure such as Jitsi, Xray, monitoring and CI/CD runners
Verified runtime snapshot:
```text
2026-06-24 10:15 CEST
```
---
## Network Layers
### Internal Layer
Purpose:
* Private database access
* Backend-to-database communication
* Service traffic that should not be reachable from the internet
Network:
```text
internal
```
Services:
* PostgreSQL
* Microsoft SQL Server Express
* Gitea backend connectivity
* OpenProject backend connectivity
* DbGate database connectivity
Policy:
* Database ports must not be published on the host
* Database engines must not be routed through Nginx Proxy Manager
* Only containers that require private backend access should join this network
---
### Proxy Layer
Purpose:
* Public HTTP and HTTPS entry point
* SSL termination
* Domain routing through Nginx Proxy Manager
Network:
```text
proxy
```
Public services:
* Gitea
* OpenProject
* Portainer
* DbGate
* Xray
* Jitsi Web
* BaGet
Internal monitoring services:
* Prometheus
* Grafana
* Node Exporter
* cAdvisor
* Alertmanager
Verified subnet:
```text
172.18.0.0/16
```
Policy:
* Nginx Proxy Manager is the single reverse proxy system
* HTTP services should be exposed through Nginx Proxy Manager instead of direct host ports
* Public management and administration services require strong authentication
---
### Isolated Infrastructure Layers
Purpose:
* Keep specialized stacks separate from the shared application and database networks
* Limit cross-service traffic to only the attachments each stack requires
Networks:
```text
jitsi-docker-jitsi-meet-aa76415_meet.jitsi
xray_default
gitea-runner_default
monitoring stack network
```
#### jitsi-docker-jitsi-meet-aa76415_meet.jitsi
Purpose:
* Isolated Jitsi communication cluster
Services:
* jitsi-web
* jitsi-jvb
* jitsi-jicofo
* jitsi-prosody
Public attachment:
* All currently running Jitsi containers also attach to `proxy`.
* Public user access is expected through the Jitsi Web component.
Verified subnet:
```text
172.20.0.0/16
```
#### xray_default
Purpose:
* Isolated tunneling and connectivity system
* Compose-created network for the Xray stack
Services:
* No running containers were attached in the 2026-06-24 runtime snapshot
Public attachment:
* The running `xray` container is attached to `proxy`.
* The running `xray` container was not attached to `xray_default` in the 2026-06-24 runtime snapshot.
Verified subnet:
```text
172.22.0.0/16
```
#### Gluetun PIA VPN Gateway
Purpose:
* Containerized VPN gateway for Private Internet Access (PIA)
* Isolate VPN traffic from host networking and production services
Services:
* `gluetun-pia`
* `xray-pia` (via `container:gluetun-pia` network mode)
Notes:
* `gluetun-pia` routes selected container traffic through PIA WireGuard
* `xray-pia` is a secondary VLESS endpoint that uses the Gluetun VPN gateway
* Production `xray` remains isolated on the direct OVH path
Verified isolation:
* VPN traffic is contained inside the `gluetun-pia` container namespace
* Host routing remains unchanged by VPN activity
#### gitea-runner_default
Purpose:
* Runner execution and workflow isolation
* Keep build traffic separate from public services and private databases unless explicit access is required
Runtime attachment:
* `gitea-runner` is attached to both `gitea-runner_default` and `internal`.
Verified subnet:
```text
172.21.0.0/16
```
#### Monitoring Stack Network
Purpose:
* Dedicated monitoring stack communication
* Prometheus scraping of monitoring targets
* Grafana datasource connectivity to Prometheus
Services:
* Prometheus
* Grafana
* Node Exporter
* cAdvisor
* Alertmanager
Validated:
* Prometheus scrapes Prometheus
* Prometheus scrapes Node Exporter
* Prometheus scrapes cAdvisor
* Prometheus scrapes SilverLinux backup metrics
* Grafana connects to Prometheus
* Alertmanager routes monitoring alerts
---
## Runtime-Published Ports
The current Docker runtime includes these host-published ports.
| Service | Published port | Container port | UFW state | Notes |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Nginx Proxy Manager | `80`, `81`, `443` | `80`, `81`, `443` | `80` and `443` allowed; `81` not listed | Public proxy and NPM admin interface |
| Gitea | `2222` | `22` | Allowed | Git SSH access |
| OpenProject | `8082` | `80` | Not listed as allowed | Direct HTTP port also published |
| BaGet | `5555` | `80` | Not listed as allowed | Direct HTTP port also published |
| Jitsi Web | `8000`, `8443` | `80`, `443` | `8443` allowed; `8000` not listed | Direct HTTP and HTTPS ports also published |
| Jitsi JVB | `10000/udp` | `10000/udp` | Allowed | Required media bridge traffic |
| Xray | `32443` | `8080` | Allowed | Public tunneling endpoint |
Additional UFW allowed ports with no matching Docker-published service in the 2026-06-24 Docker snapshot:
* `8080/tcp`
* `8085/tcp`
* `8444/tcp`
Database ports:
* PostgreSQL exposes `5432/tcp` only inside Docker.
* MSSQL exposes `1433/tcp` only inside Docker.
* DbGate exposes `3000/tcp` only inside Docker.
---
## Topology Summary
```text
Internet
-> Nginx Proxy Manager
-> proxy network
-> Gitea
-> OpenProject
-> Portainer
-> DbGate
-> Xray
-> Jitsi Web
-> BaGet
internal network
-> PostgreSQL
-> Microsoft SQL Server Express
-> backend service database access
isolated networks
-> jitsi-docker-jitsi-meet-aa76415_meet.jitsi
-> xray_default
-> gitea-runner_default
-> monitoring stack network
```
---
## Default Docker Networks
Docker default networks remain present:
* `bridge`
* `host`
* `none`
These are system defaults and are not the preferred routing model for SilverLinux application services.
---
## Verification Checklist
Periodically verify:
* PostgreSQL and MSSQL are attached only to private networks required by their consumers
* Nginx Proxy Manager remains the only reverse proxy for HTTP services
* Nginx Proxy Manager routes match the documented proxy-host table in `docs/domains.md`
* DbGate authentication is enabled and tested
* DbGate and Portainer have an access restriction policy
* Xray exposure policy is documented and monitored
* Jitsi Web is reachable through `proxy`
* Jitsi internal components remain attached to `jitsi-docker-jitsi-meet-aa76415_meet.jitsi`
* The desired Xray attachment is reconciled with the fact that `xray_default` currently has no running containers
* Direct host-published ports are intentional and protected by firewall policy
* UFW-only allowed ports have documented owners
* Prometheus targets remain healthy
* Grafana datasource connection remains healthy
* Unused Docker networks are removed only after confirming they are not active dependencies
---
## Related Documentation
* docs/services.md
* docs/security.md
* docs/monitoring.md
* docs/decisions.md
* nginx-proxy-manager/README.md
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# Service Orchestration: slcompose
## Overview
**slcompose** is the central service orchestrator for SilverLinux. It manages all Docker services in `/srv/docker/` with automated secret injection from Infisical.
## Architecture
```
System Boot
systemd: slcompose.service
/usr/local/bin/slcompose boot
For each service in /srv/docker/:
├─ Load Infisical Token from /etc/infisical/token
├─ Discover docker-compose.yml
├─ Extract service name from directory (e.g., gitea)
├─ Inject secrets: infisical run --path=/gitea
└─ Execute: docker compose up -d
```
## Installation
Copy `slcompose.sh` to `/usr/local/bin/slcompose` and make executable:
```bash
sudo cp docs/slcompose.sh /usr/local/bin/slcompose
sudo chmod +x /usr/local/bin/slcompose
```
Copy systemd service file:
```bash
sudo cp docs/slcompose.service /etc/systemd/system/slcompose.service
sudo systemctl daemon-reload
sudo systemctl enable slcompose.service
```
## Usage
### List Services
```bash
slcompose list
```
Output:
```
Available services:
====================
- gitea
- portainer
- postgres
- mssql
- openproject
- jitsi
- nginx-proxy-manager
- postgres
- baget
- dbgate
```
### Boot All Services
```bash
slcompose boot
```
This is automatically called by systemd on server startup.
### Start a Service
```bash
slcompose up gitea
```
- Loads Infisical token
- Injects secrets from Infisical path: `/gitea`
- Runs: `docker compose up -d` in `/srv/docker/gitea`
### Stop a Service
```bash
slcompose down gitea
```
### Restart a Service
```bash
slcompose restart gitea
```
### View Logs
Stream live logs (Ctrl+C to exit):
```bash
slcompose logs gitea
```
View last N lines (default 200):
```bash
slcompose logs-tail gitea
slcompose logs-tail gitea 500
```
### View Injected Environment Variables
View all environment variables injected into a specific service from Infisical:
```bash
slcompose env gitea
```
Output (color-coded):
```
========================================
Environment Variables for: gitea
========================================
DB_HOST = postgres
DB_NAME = gitea_db
DB_PASSWD = secure_password_123
DB_TYPE = postgres
DB_USER = gitea
DOMAIN = git.silveressence.net
...
```
*(Blue: variable names | Green: values)*
View injected environment variables for ALL services:
```bash
slcompose env-all
```
Output (color-coded):
```
========================================
All Services and Their Environment Variables
========================================
--- gitea ---
DB_HOST = postgres
DB_NAME = gitea_db
...
--- portainer ---
ADMIN_PASSWORD = secure_password
...
--- postgres ---
POSTGRES_DB = main_db
...
```
*(Blue: variable names | Green: values)*
**Use Cases:**
- Verify secrets are properly injected
- Debug missing or incorrect environment variables
- Audit which services have access to which secrets
- Troubleshoot authentication or configuration issues
## How Secret Injection Works
### Prerequisites
1. **Infisical Token**: Stored at `/etc/infisical/token`
2. **Infisical Domain** (optional): Stored at `/etc/infisical/domain`
3. **Secrets Path**: Each service has secrets at path `/<SERVICE_NAME>` in Infisical
Example: For `gitea` service, secrets must be at `/gitea` in Infisical.
### Injection Process
For each service, slcompose executes:
```bash
infisical run \
--token "$INFISICAL_TOKEN" \
--env prod \
--path="/$SERVICE_NAME" \
--recursive \
-- docker compose "$@"
```
This:
1. Authenticates with Infisical using the token
2. Fetches all secrets from the specified path
3. Recursively includes nested secrets
4. Sets them as environment variables
5. Passes them to the docker compose command
### Environment Variables
All secrets from Infisical are available as environment variables inside the docker compose execution context and are used by `docker-compose.yml` files.
Example `docker-compose.yml`:
```yaml
services:
gitea:
image: gitea/gitea:latest
environment:
DB_TYPE: postgres
DB_HOST: postgres
DB_NAME: ${DB_NAME} # Injected from Infisical
DB_USER: ${DB_USER} # Injected from Infisical
DB_PASSWD: ${DB_PASSWD} # Injected from Infisical
```
## Service Directory Structure
Each service is a subdirectory in `/srv/docker/` containing:
```
/srv/docker/gitea/
├── docker-compose.yml
├── README.md (optional)
└── app.ini (optional, service-specific config)
```
Services are discovered by the presence of `docker-compose.yml`.
## Systemd Integration
### Service File: `/etc/systemd/system/slcompose.service`
```ini
[Unit]
Description=SilverLinux Docker Orchestrator (slCompose)
After=docker.service
Requires=docker.service
[Service]
Type=oneshot
ExecStart=/usr/local/bin/slcompose boot
RemainAfterExit=yes
User=root
[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target
```
**Key Details:**
- `Type=oneshot` — Runs once and exits (doesn't stay running)
- `RemainAfterExit=yes` — Systemd remembers the service as "active" after boot completes
- `After=docker.service` — Waits for Docker to start first
- `Requires=docker.service` — Fails if Docker is not available
- `WantedBy=multi-user.target` — Starts during normal multi-user boot
### Enable Auto-Boot
```bash
sudo systemctl enable slcompose.service
```
### Check Status
```bash
sudo systemctl status slcompose.service
```
### View Boot Logs
```bash
sudo journalctl -u slcompose.service -n 100
```
## Error Handling
### Missing Infisical Token
If `/etc/infisical/token` doesn't exist, slcompose exits with:
```
ERROR: Missing Infisical token at /etc/infisical/token
```
### Service Not Found
If you try to manage a non-existent service:
```bash
slcompose up nonexistent
```
Output:
```
ERROR: Service 'nonexistent' not found at /srv/docker/nonexistent
```
### Docker Not Running
If Docker isn't available, slcompose waits and retries:
```
Waiting for Docker...
Waiting for Docker...
```
## Troubleshooting
### Services not starting on boot
1. Check if systemd service is enabled:
```bash
sudo systemctl is-enabled slcompose.service
```
2. View boot logs:
```bash
sudo journalctl -u slcompose.service -n 50
```
3. Test slcompose manually:
```bash
slcompose boot
```
### Secrets not injected
1. Verify Infisical token exists:
```bash
cat /etc/infisical/token
```
2. Test Infisical access:
```bash
infisical run --token "$(cat /etc/infisical/token)" --env prod --path=/gitea -- env | grep -v '^_'
```
3. Check service paths in Infisical match service directory names
### Service fails to start
1. View detailed logs:
```bash
slcompose logs gitea
```
2. Check docker-compose.yml for syntax errors:
```bash
cd /srv/docker/gitea && docker-compose config
```
3. View full docker compose output:
```bash
cd /srv/docker/gitea && infisical run --token "$(cat /etc/infisical/token)" --env prod --path=/gitea -- docker compose up
```
## Adding New Services
1. Create service directory:
```bash
mkdir -p /srv/docker/myservice
```
2. Add `docker-compose.yml`:
```bash
cp template/docker-compose.yml /srv/docker/myservice/
```
3. Create secrets in Infisical at path `/myservice`
4. Test:
```bash
slcompose up myservice
slcompose logs myservice
slcompose down myservice
```
5. Service will automatically boot on next system startup
## Performance
- **Boot Time**: ~2 minutes for all 10+ services (includes Docker startup)
- **Per-Service**: ~5-10 seconds per service startup
- **Memory Overhead**: Minimal (orchestrator is bash script)
## Security
- **Secrets**: Never logged or displayed (only injected into containers)
- **Tokens**: Read from files with appropriate permissions
- **Docker Access**: Requires root/docker group membership
- **Service Isolation**: Uses Docker networks to isolate services
## Related Files
- [slcompose.sh](slcompose.sh) — Orchestrator script
- [slcompose.service](slcompose.service) — Systemd service file
- [AI_CONTEXT.md](AI_CONTEXT.md) — Infrastructure context
- [../README.md](../README.md) — Repository overview
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# Roadmap
## Overview
This document tracks planned SilverLinux infrastructure improvements.
The roadmap focuses on observability, access control, security hardening, platform services and backup maturity.
---
## Planned Capabilities
### Collaboration And Storage
#### Nextcloud
Purpose:
* Self-hosted file sharing
* Team document storage
* Optional collaboration layer for internal operations
Status:
```text
Planned
```
---
### Observability
#### Grafana And Prometheus
Purpose:
* Metrics collection
* Dashboards and visualization
* Host and container health monitoring
* Alerting foundation
Status:
```text
Completed
```
Completed components:
* Prometheus
* Grafana
* Node Exporter
* cAdvisor
* Alertmanager
Validation:
* Prometheus UI validated
* Prometheus targets validated
* Grafana datasource connected to Prometheus
* Initial dashboards created and validated
* Alertmanager email routing validated
Alerting:
* Incident grouping implemented
* Severity-based routing implemented
* Alert deduplication implemented
* Multi-recipient email alerts implemented
---
#### Loki
Purpose:
* Central log aggregation
* Log exploration through Grafana
* Faster incident investigation
Status:
```text
Planned
```
---
#### Sentry
Purpose:
* Application error tracking
* Release health visibility
* Exception diagnostics for deployed apps
Status:
```text
Planned
```
---
### Identity And Access
#### Authelia
Purpose:
* Identity and access management for exposed admin areas
* SSO gateway for sensitive services
* Additional protection for DbGate, Portainer, Gitea admin areas and OpenProject admin areas
Status:
```text
Planned
```
---
### Security Hardening
#### Fail2Ban Upgrade
Purpose:
* Improve brute-force protection
* Expand jail coverage beyond SSH where practical
* Align detection with exposed administrative services
Status:
```text
Planned
```
---
#### CrowdSec
Purpose:
* Collaborative intrusion detection
* Behavior-based blocking
* Additional protection for public endpoints
Status:
```text
Planned
```
---
#### Cloudflare Rate Limiting And WAF
Purpose:
* Rate limiting for exposed admin areas
* WAF rules for common attack patterns
* Brute-force protection before traffic reaches SilverLinux
Target areas:
* DbGate
* Portainer
* Gitea administrator areas
* OpenProject administrator areas
* Prototype and demo endpoints where appropriate
Status:
```text
Planned
```
---
### Platform Services
#### Harbor
Purpose:
* Docker image registry
* Internal image distribution
* Container artifact management
Status:
```text
Planned
```
---
#### SonarQube
Purpose:
* Code quality scanning
* Security scanning
* Technical debt tracking
Status:
```text
Planned
```
---
#### Backstage
Purpose:
* Internal developer portal
* Service catalog
* Platform documentation entry point
Status:
```text
Planned
```
---
### Performance
#### Redis
Purpose:
* Caching layer for databases and high-traffic application reads
* Session storage where supported by applications
* Future scaling support
Status:
```text
Planned
```
---
### Backup And Restore
#### Restic
Purpose:
* Versioned backup jobs
* Restore workflows
* Encrypted backups
* Better backup retention management
Status:
```text
Planned
```
Current backup status:
```text
Backup v5.3 production
```
Completed:
* Daily cron backup
* Email reports
* HTML reports
* Automatic archive generation
* Automatic cleanup
* Backup metrics export
* Restore validation
* Lock file protection
* Disk space validation
* Central logging
* Structured failure handling
---
## Priority Phases
### Phase 1 - Immediate Impact
Items:
* Loki
* Redis
* Authelia
Completed:
* Grafana
* Prometheus
* Node Exporter
* cAdvisor
* Alertmanager
* Backup metrics integration
* Incident intelligence
---
### Phase 2 - Security And Stability
Items:
* CrowdSec
* Sentry
* Fail2Ban upgrade
* Cloudflare rate limiting and WAF
Completed:
* Backup v5.3 automation
* Restore validation
---
### Phase 3 - Scale And Enterprise Services
Items:
* SonarQube
* Harbor Docker registry
* Backstage portal
* Nextcloud
---
## Documentation Requirements
Each roadmap item should receive documentation before deployment:
* Service purpose
* Docker Compose location
* Data and backup paths
* Network attachments
* Public exposure policy
* Authentication model
* Secrets required
* Restore procedure
---
## Related Documentation
* docs/services.md
* docs/security.md
* docs/network.md
* docs/backups.md
* docs/monitoring.md
* docs/decisions.md
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# Secrets Management
## Overview
SilverLinux uses Infisical for centralized secret management. Secrets are injected into Compose stacks at runtime by `infisical run`.
This repository no longer depends on a local `/srv/secrets/company.env` file for deployed services.
---
## Purpose
The Infisical deployment flow provides a single source of truth for:
* SMTP credentials
* Database passwords
* Application secrets
* OAuth client secrets
* Future API keys
Applications should load secrets using Infisical injection at deployment time.
Example:
```bash
infisical run --path=/ --recursive -- docker compose up -d
```
---
## Current Variables
### Email
```text
SMTP_HOST
SMTP_PORT
SMTP_USERNAME
SMTP_PASSWORD
```
Used by:
* Gitea
* OpenProject
* Future services
---
### PostgreSQL
```text
POSTGRES_ROOT_PASSWORD
POSTGRES_OPENPROJECT_PASSWORD
```
Used by:
* PostgreSQL
* OpenProject
* Gitea
---
### Microsoft SQL Server
```text
MSSQL_SA_PASSWORD
```
Used by:
* Microsoft SQL Server 2022 Express
* DbGate's MSSQL connection
---
### OpenProject
```text
OPENPROJECT_SECRET_KEY_BASE
```
Used by:
* OpenProject
---
### Gitea Actions Runner
```text
GITEA_RUNNER_REGISTRATION_TOKEN
```
Used by:
* The global `silverlinux-runner`
* Runner registration and reconnection
Repository workflow credentials, including `BAGET_API_KEY`, are stored in Gitea under **Repository Settings -> Actions -> Secrets** and are not stored in repositories.
---
### Jitsi
```text
JICOFO_AUTH_PASSWORD
JVB_AUTH_PASSWORD
JIBRI_XMPP_PASSWORD
JIBRI_RECORDER_PASSWORD
JIGASI_XMPP_PASSWORD
JIGASI_TRANSCRIBER_PASSWORD
```
Used by:
* Jitsi Meet
---
### Future OAuth
```text
GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID
GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET
GITHUB_CLIENT_ID
GITHUB_CLIENT_SECRET
MICROSOFT_CLIENT_ID
MICROSOFT_CLIENT_SECRET
```
Future use:
* Gitea
* OpenProject
* Other applications
---
### DbGate Credential Migration
The running DbGate deployment currently has its login credential in the server-side Compose configuration. Move the password to:
```text
/srv/secrets/company.env
DBGATE_PASSWORD
```
The repository Compose definition already references `DBGATE_PASSWORD` and contains no real password.
Status:
```text
Migration pending
```
---
## Rules
* Never commit secrets to Git.
* Never store passwords directly in docker-compose files.
* Never share the contents of company.env.
* Use environment variables whenever possible.
* Use `.env.example` files for documentation.
* Rotate credentials immediately if exposure is suspected.
---
## Backup Requirements
The following file must be included in server backups:
```text
/srv/secrets/company.env
```
Loss of this file may prevent applications from starting correctly.
---
## Recovery Procedure
If the server must be rebuilt:
1. Restore `/srv/secrets/company.env`
2. Verify file permissions
3. Deploy Docker stacks
4. Verify services can access required variables
5. Verify SMTP functionality
6. Verify database connectivity
---
## Security Notes
The secrets file contains credentials for multiple services.
Access should be restricted to system administrators only.
Recommended permissions:
```bash
chmod 600 /srv/secrets/company.env
```
Recommended ownership:
```bash
root:root
```
---
## Related Documents
* docs/email.md
* docs/security.md
* docs/server.md
* docs/backups.md
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# Security
## Overview
SilverLinux hosts critical infrastructure for Silver Solutions.
This document describes the security measures implemented on the server and operational security requirements.
---
## Access Control
### SSH Access
SSH access is limited to authorized administrators.
Authentication:
* SSH key authentication
* Password login discouraged
* Root login disabled
Primary user:
```text
ubuntu
```
---
## Firewall
### UFW
UFW is enabled and used as the primary host firewall.
Verified allowed incoming ports from `sudo ufw status verbose`:
| Port | Purpose |
| ---- | ------- |
| 22 | SSH |
| 80 | HTTP |
| 443 | HTTPS |
| 2222 | Gitea Git SSH |
| 10000/udp | Jitsi JVB media |
| 8085 | Explicitly allowed non-standard TCP port |
| 8443 | Explicitly allowed non-standard HTTPS port |
| 8444 | Explicitly allowed non-standard TCP port |
| 8080 | Explicitly allowed non-standard TCP port |
| 32443 | Xray public tunneling endpoint |
Default policy:
* deny incoming
* allow outgoing
* deny routed
All other ports should remain blocked unless explicitly required.
Known runtime-published non-standard ports from the 2026-06-24 Docker snapshot:
| Port | Service | UFW state | Notes |
| ---- | ------- | --------- | ----- |
| 81 | Nginx Proxy Manager | Not listed as allowed | Admin interface is published by Docker, but not allowed by UFW snapshot |
| 2222 | Gitea | Allowed | Git SSH |
| 32443 | Xray | Allowed | Public tunneling endpoint |
| 5555 | BaGet | Not listed as allowed | Direct HTTP port is published by Docker, but not allowed by UFW snapshot |
| 8000 | Jitsi Web | Not listed as allowed | Direct HTTP port is published by Docker, but not allowed by UFW snapshot |
| 8443 | Jitsi Web | Allowed | Direct HTTPS port |
| 10000/udp | Jitsi JVB | Allowed | Required media bridge traffic |
| 8082 | OpenProject | Not listed as allowed | Direct HTTP port is published by Docker, but not allowed by UFW snapshot |
These ports must either be intentionally allowed and documented in UFW, or blocked at the host firewall if only Nginx Proxy Manager should be public.
UFW also allows `8080`, `8085` and `8444`, but no matching Docker-published service was identified in the 2026-06-24 Docker snapshot. These rules should be reviewed and removed if they are no longer required.
---
## Intrusion Protection
### Fail2Ban
Fail2Ban is enabled.
Purpose:
* Detect brute-force attacks
* Automatically block malicious IP addresses
* Protect SSH access
Planned improvements:
* Upgrade Fail2Ban coverage
* Add CrowdSec for collaborative intrusion detection
* Add Cloudflare rate limiting and WAF for exposed administrative endpoints
---
## Secrets Management
Shared secrets are stored in:
```text
/srv/secrets/company.env
```
Examples:
* SMTP credentials
* PostgreSQL passwords
* MSSQL SA password
* OpenProject secrets
* Future OAuth secrets
Rules:
* Never commit secrets to Git
* Never share secrets in documentation
* Never hardcode passwords in Docker Compose files
See:
```text
docs/secrets.md
```
---
## SSL Certificates
SSL certificates are managed through Nginx Proxy Manager.
Certificates are automatically renewed.
All public services should be accessible through HTTPS only.
---
## Public Exposure
Public HTTP and HTTPS services are routed through the `proxy` Docker network and Nginx Proxy Manager.
Publicly exposed services:
* Gitea
* OpenProject
* Portainer
* DbGate
* Xray
* Jitsi Web
* BaGet
High-sensitivity exposure:
* DbGate exposes a database administration interface and must always require authentication and HTTPS.
* Xray exposes tunneling capability and must be monitored for abuse, unexpected traffic and unauthorized use.
* Portainer exposes Docker management and must be restricted to trusted administrators.
Nginx Proxy Manager findings from the 2026-06-24 proxy-host snapshot:
* No proxy host had an Nginx Proxy Manager access list assigned.
* DbGate was enabled without SSL Force, HTTP/2 or HSTS.
* Gitea, Jitsi Meet and BaGet were enabled without SSL Force.
* Plane.so has been removed from containers, Nginx Proxy Manager and server certificate storage.
* `cicd.silveressence.net` is intentionally enabled as a frequently changing prototype deployment endpoint.
* `exactsyncer.silveressence.net` is intentionally enabled as a client-facing Exact Online syncer demo endpoint.
Priority hardening:
1. Enable SSL Force for all HTTPS public service routes unless there is a documented exception.
2. Add an access list or equivalent restriction for DbGate and Portainer.
3. Define explicit exposure and authentication expectations for prototype and demo endpoints.
---
## Email Security
Outgoing email is provided through Gmail SMTP.
Credentials are stored in:
```text
/srv/secrets/company.env
```
Requirements:
* Use Gmail App Passwords only
* Never store personal account passwords
* Rotate credentials if exposure is suspected
Sender address:
```text
noreply@silveressence.net
```
---
## Authentication
### Current
* Local user accounts
* Strong passwords
### Planned
Future OAuth providers:
* Google OAuth2
* GitHub OAuth2
* Authelia SSO for exposed admin areas
Requirements:
* Store client secrets in company.env
* Use least-privilege scopes
* Disable unused authentication providers
Planned protected areas:
* DbGate
* Portainer
* Gitea administrator areas
* OpenProject administrator areas
### Disabled
* OpenID authentication
Reason:
OpenID is not required and increases attack surface.
---
## Two-Factor Authentication
Where supported:
* Enable 2FA for administrator accounts
* Encourage 2FA for all users
Priority:
1. Gitea administrators
2. OpenProject administrators
---
## Database Security
PostgreSQL and Microsoft SQL Server are not exposed publicly.
Database access is restricted to Docker internal networks.
Applications and DbGate communicate with the database containers through the `internal` Docker network.
DbGate is the public administration entry point and must require authentication and HTTPS. Its web interface is routed through Nginx Proxy Manager; database ports `5432` and `1433` remain private.
---
## Connectivity Layer Security
Xray is classified as a network tunneling and connectivity layer, not as an application service.
Requirements:
* Keep the Xray service isolated from private database networks unless a documented need exists.
* Monitor logs and traffic patterns for abuse.
* Review access policy after configuration changes.
* Keep secrets, UUIDs, keys and endpoint credentials outside the repository.
---
## Docker Security
Services are isolated through Docker containers.
Principles:
* Public services should be exposed only through Nginx Proxy Manager
* Internal services should not expose ports publicly
* Services should communicate through Docker networks
* Containers should run with the minimum required privileges
Networks:
* proxy
* internal
* jitsi-docker-jitsi-meet-aa76415_meet.jitsi
* xray_default
* gitea-runner_default
Network model:
* `internal` is for private database and backend traffic.
* `proxy` is for public HTTP and HTTPS services controlled by Nginx Proxy Manager.
* Isolated stack networks are used for Jitsi, Xray and CI/CD runner separation.
* `xray_default` currently exists without a running container attached; the active `xray` container is attached to `proxy`.
---
## System Updates
The operating system and containers should be updated regularly.
Recommendations:
* Apply Ubuntu security updates
* Update Docker images periodically
* Remove unused containers and images
* Review security advisories for critical services
---
## Backup Security
Backups must include:
* Configuration files
* Docker Compose files
* Application data
* PostgreSQL databases
* Shared secrets
Backups must never be stored inside public repositories.
---
## Security Review Checklist
Periodically verify:
* SSH keys are current
* Unused accounts are removed
* Fail2Ban is active
* Planned CrowdSec and Cloudflare WAF status is reviewed
* UFW is active
* SSL certificates are valid
* Secrets are not stored in repositories
* Backups are functioning
* Administrator accounts have 2FA enabled
* DbGate login is enforced
* DbGate proxy route has SSL Force and an access restriction policy
* Xray exposure policy is still valid
* Public services are still routed only through Nginx Proxy Manager
* Removed proxy hosts and unused certificates stay removed unless explicitly approved
* Prototype and demo proxy hosts have documented owners and exposure expectations
* Direct host-published ports are intentional or blocked by UFW
* UFW rules `8080`, `8085` and `8444` still have a documented owner
* Review application logs
* Review Docker logs
* Review authentication failures
* Review Fail2Ban bans
---
## Incident Response
If a credential is exposed:
1. Rotate the credential immediately.
2. Update `/srv/secrets/company.env`.
3. Restart affected services.
4. Review logs for unauthorized access.
5. Update documentation if required.
---
## Related Documentation
* docs/server.md
* docs/secrets.md
* docs/backups.md
* docs/email.md
* docs/network.md
* docs/roadmap.md
* nginx-proxy-manager/README.md
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# Server Information
## Overview
SilverLinux is the primary self-hosted infrastructure server for Silver Solutions.
The server hosts source control, project management, collaboration, communication and supporting infrastructure services.
---
## Host Information
| Property | Value |
| ---------------- | ----------------------- |
| Hostname | silverlinux |
| Provider | OVH |
| Operating System | Ubuntu Server 24.04 LTS |
| Public IP | 51.255.83.140 |
---
## Hardware
| Resource | Value |
| -------- | -------------------- |
| CPU | Intel Xeon-D 1520 |
| Memory | 32 GB RAM |
| Storage | 2 × 480 GB SSD RAID1 |
---
## Installed Software
### Docker
Purpose:
* Container hosting
* Service isolation
* Deployment management
### Docker Compose
Purpose:
* Multi-container application deployment
* Service management
### PostgreSQL
Purpose:
* Primary PostgreSQL database platform
### Microsoft SQL Server Express
Purpose:
* Private SQL Server platform for compatible applications
### Fail2Ban
Purpose:
* SSH brute-force protection
### UFW
Purpose:
* Firewall management
### Monitoring Stack
Purpose:
* Metrics collection
* Monitoring dashboards
* Host metrics
* Docker container metrics
---
## Docker Networks
### internal
Purpose:
Private communication between services.
Examples:
* Gitea → PostgreSQL
* OpenProject → PostgreSQL
---
### proxy
Purpose:
Public-facing services behind Nginx Proxy Manager.
Examples:
* Gitea
* OpenProject
* Jitsi Meet
* Portainer
* DbGate
---
### jitsi-docker-jitsi-meet-aa76415_meet.jitsi
Purpose:
Isolated Jitsi communication cluster.
Examples:
* jitsi-web
* jitsi-jvb
* jitsi-jicofo
* jitsi-prosody
---
### xray_default
Purpose:
Compose-created tunneling and connectivity network for Xray.
Examples:
* No running containers were attached in the 2026-06-24 runtime snapshot
---
### gitea-runner_default
Purpose:
Default Compose network for the Gitea Actions runner stack.
Examples:
* gitea-runner
---
## Running Services
* PostgreSQL
* Gitea
* OpenProject
* Jitsi Meet
* Portainer
* Nginx Proxy Manager
* BaGet
* Gitea Actions Runner
* Microsoft SQL Server 2022 Express
* DbGate
* Xray
* Prometheus
* Grafana
* Node Exporter
* cAdvisor
---
## Directory Structure
### Docker Services
```text
/srv/docker
```
Contains:
```text
/srv/docker/gitea
/srv/docker/openproject
/srv/docker/postgres
/srv/docker/jitsi
/srv/docker/portainer
/srv/docker/nginx-proxy-manager
/srv/docker/baget
/srv/docker/gitea-runner
/srv/docker/mssql
/srv/docker/dbgate
/srv/docker/xray
/srv/docker/monitoring
```
---
### Shared Secrets
```text
/srv/secrets/company.env
```
Contains:
* SMTP credentials
* Database passwords
* Application secrets
* MSSQL SA password
* Future DbGate password
* Future OAuth credentials
---
### Backups
```text
/srv/backups
```
Suggested structure:
```text
/srv/backups/daily
/srv/backups/weekly
/srv/backups/monthly
```
---
## Service Data Locations
### Gitea
```text
/srv/docker/gitea/data
```
---
### OpenProject
```text
/srv/docker/openproject/assets
```
---
### PostgreSQL
```text
/srv/docker/postgres/data
```
---
### Microsoft SQL Server Express
```text
/srv/docker/mssql/data
```
---
### DbGate
```text
/srv/docker/dbgate/data
```
---
### Nginx Proxy Manager
```text
/srv/docker/nginx-proxy-manager/data
/srv/docker/nginx-proxy-manager/letsencrypt
```
---
### Jitsi
```text
/srv/docker/jitsi
```
---
### BaGet
```text
/srv/docker/baget/data
```
---
### Gitea Actions Runner
```text
/srv/docker/gitea-runner
```
Runner:
```text
silverlinux-runner
```
---
### Xray
```text
/srv/docker/xray
```
Network:
```text
proxy
```
Published port:
```text
0.0.0.0:32443 -> 8080/tcp
```
Image:
```text
ghcr.io/xtls/xray-core:latest
```
Runtime note:
The `xray_default` network exists, but the running `xray` container was attached only to `proxy` in the 2026-06-24 runtime snapshot.
---
### Monitoring Stack
```text
/srv/docker/monitoring
```
Components:
* Prometheus
* Grafana
* Node Exporter
* cAdvisor
Validated:
* Prometheus targets
* Grafana Prometheus datasource
* Backup metrics
* Host metrics
* Docker metrics
---
## SSH Access
Primary user:
```text
ubuntu
```
Authentication:
* SSH key authentication
* Root login disabled
---
## Security
Implemented:
* UFW enabled
* Fail2Ban enabled
* Shared secrets stored outside Git repositories
* SSL certificates managed through Nginx Proxy Manager
* PostgreSQL not exposed publicly
* MSSQL port 1433 not exposed publicly
* Database administration is available only through authenticated HTTPS access to DbGate
* Xray is not attached to the private database network and is monitored as a tunneling endpoint
* OpenID disabled in Gitea
---
## Email
Sender address:
```text
noreply@silveressence.net
```
SMTP credentials are stored in:
```text
/srv/secrets/company.env
```
Used by:
* Gitea
* OpenProject
---
## Disaster Recovery
This repository should contain enough information to rebuild the SilverLinux environment from scratch.
Recovery priorities:
1. Restore secrets
2. Restore PostgreSQL
3. Restore Nginx Proxy Manager
4. Restore Gitea
5. Restore OpenProject
6. Restore remaining services
---
## Related Documentation
* docs/secrets.md
* docs/security.md
* docs/backups.md
* docs/services.md
* docs/network.md
* docs/domains.md
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# Services
## Overview
This document lists all services running on SilverLinux and their purpose.
Generated state reference:
```text
2026-06-25 infrastructure review
```
---
## Running Services
### PostgreSQL
Purpose:
* Primary shared database platform
* Application data storage
Used by:
* Gitea
* OpenProject
Status:
```text
Running
```
---
### Microsoft SQL Server Express
Purpose:
* Secondary database platform for SQL Server compatibility
* Support future applications requiring Microsoft SQL Server
* Extend the platform beyond PostgreSQL-only workloads
Image:
```text
mcr.microsoft.com/mssql/server:2022-latest
```
Network:
```text
internal
```
Exposure:
* Port 1433 is not published
* Not routed through Nginx Proxy Manager
* Private database access only
Status:
```text
Operational
```
---
### Gitea
URL:
```text
https://git.silveressence.net
```
Purpose:
* Source control
* Git repositories
* Pull requests
* Issue tracking
Status:
```text
Running
```
---
### OpenProject
URL:
```text
https://team.silveressence.net
```
Purpose:
* Project management
* Work packages
* Time tracking
* Team collaboration
Status:
```text
Running
```
---
### Jitsi Meet
URL:
```text
https://meet.silveressence.net
```
Purpose:
* Video conferencing
* Team meetings
* Customer meetings
Status:
```text
Running
```
---
### Portainer
URL:
```text
https://portainer.silveressence.net
```
Purpose:
* Docker administration
* Stack deployment
* Container monitoring
Status:
```text
Running
```
---
### Nginx Proxy Manager
Purpose:
* Reverse proxy
* SSL termination
* Domain routing
* Certificate management
Status:
```text
Running
```
---
### Prometheus
Purpose:
* Metrics collection
* Alert rule engine
* Monitoring data storage
* Scrape targets for system, Docker and backup metrics
Scrapes:
* Prometheus
* Node Exporter
* cAdvisor
* SilverLinux backup metrics
Alert categories:
* Backup
* System pressure
* Monitoring health
* Database availability
* Container health
Status:
```text
Running
```
---
### Grafana
Purpose:
* Monitoring dashboards
* Metrics visualization
* Prometheus datasource frontend
Dashboards:
* Custom backup dashboard
* Custom system dashboard
* Docker monitoring dashboard
Note:
The imported Prometheus 2.0 Overview dashboard is not compatible with the installed Prometheus version `3.5.4`. This is a third-party dashboard compatibility issue, not an infrastructure problem.
Status:
```text
Running
```
---
### Alertmanager
Purpose:
* Alert routing
* Email notifications
* Incident grouping
* Alert deduplication
* Severity-based routing
Recipients:
* `oclick021@gmail.com`
* `martin@silversolutions.nl`
Incident groups:
* `backup_failure`
* `system_pressure`
* `storage_pressure`
* `database_outage`
* `monitoring_failure`
* `container_health`
Status:
```text
Running
```
---
### Node Exporter
Purpose:
* Host metrics collection
* CPU, memory and disk metrics
* Textfile Collector endpoint for SilverLinux backup metrics
Status:
```text
Running
```
---
### cAdvisor
Purpose:
* Docker container metrics
* Container CPU, memory and runtime visibility
Status:
```text
Running
```
---
### BaGet
URL:
```text
https://nuget.silveressence.net
```
Purpose:
* Private NuGet repository
* Internal Silver.* package distribution
* Package source for CI/CD
* Package source for team development
Access:
* Routed through Nginx Proxy Manager
Status:
```text
Running
```
---
### Gitea Actions Runner
Location:
```text
/srv/docker/gitea-runner
```
Image:
```text
gitea/act_runner:latest
```
Runner Name:
```text
silverlinux-runner
```
Type:
```text
Global Runner
```
Labels:
* `ubuntu-latest`
* `ubuntu-24.04`
* `ubuntu-22.04`
Status:
```text
Operational
```
---
### Exact Syncer Demo
Purpose:
* Demo `.NET 9` Blazor application for Exact Online integration
* Provides a user interface for connecting Exact webhooks
* Syncs changes from a main division to dependent sub-divisions
Behavior:
* When the main division relation changes, the app updates related sub-divisions with Exact data
* Example: a change in main division Relation 1 propagates to divisions 210
Runtime:
* Hostname: `exactsyncer.silveressence.net`
* Container: `exact-syncer`
* Port: `8080`
Deployment notes:
* Demo version for clients to evaluate Exact Online sync behavior
* Can be recreated as a dedicated instance for new customers
Status:
```text
Operational demo
```
---
### BobAutoWas Exact Syncer Instance
Purpose:
* Client-specific Exact Syncer instance for BobAutoWas
* Recreated from the Exact Syncer demo for customer delivery
* Provides the same webhook-driven and division-sync workflow
Behavior:
* Uses the same Exact Online master/sub-division sync model as the demo
* Intended for client preview and delivery use
Runtime:
* Hostname: `cicd.silveressence.net`
* Container: `bobsAutowas`
* Port: `8080`
Deployment notes:
* Dedicated customer-facing instance of Exact Syncer
* Managed as an active demo/product instance
Status:
```text
Active client instance
```
---
### DbGate
URL:
```text
https://dbgate.silveressence.net
```
Purpose:
* Browser-based PostgreSQL administration
* Browser-based MSSQL administration
* Database explorer and debugging interface
Networks:
* `internal` for private database connectivity
* `proxy` for Nginx Proxy Manager
Security:
* Publicly reachable through the proxy layer
* HTTPS enforced
* DbGate username and password required
* Authentication must remain hardened and periodically verified
* Database ports remain private
Status:
```text
Operational
```
---
### Xray (Direct Production)
Purpose:
* Primary production VLESS endpoint
* Direct OVH internet routing for stable public access
* Separate from VPN-routed traffic to protect production stability
Classification:
```text
Primary production connectivity layer
```
Networks:
* `proxy`
Runtime ports:
```text
0.0.0.0:32443 -> 8080/tcp
```
Image:
```text
ghcr.io/xtls/xray-core:latest
```
Runtime note:
* Direct production Xray is unmodified and isolated from the VPN routing setup.
* The `xray_default` network exists, but the running `xray` container was attached only to `proxy` in the 2026-06-24 runtime snapshot.
Security:
* Public tunneling endpoint exposure must be monitored
* Access policy and abuse monitoring must be reviewed regularly
* Not classified as an application backend service
Status:
```text
Operational
```
---
### VPN Gateway (Gluetun PIA)
Purpose:
* Containerized VPN gateway for Private Internet Access (PIA)
* Routes selected containers through WireGuard without affecting host networking
* Provides an isolated VPN execution layer for safe experimentation
Container:
```text
gluetun-pia
```
VPN Provider:
* Private Internet Access (PIA)
Mode:
* Custom WireGuard configuration generated by PIA
Notes:
* No VPN software runs on the host
* Prevents SSH lockout and host routing table override issues
* Only selected services use this VPN gateway
Status:
```text
Operational VPN gateway
```
---
### VPN-Routed Xray (xray-pia)
Purpose:
* Secondary VLESS endpoint routed through the PIA VPN gateway
* Maintains a separate service path from the direct production Xray endpoint
Container:
```text
xray-pia
```
Runtime ports:
```text
0.0.0.0:32444 -> 32444/tcp
```
Network mode:
* `container:gluetun-pia`
Routing:
* Client -> `xray-pia` (32444) -> `gluetun-pia` -> PIA WireGuard VPN -> Internet
Notes:
* Fully isolated from host networking
* Does not impact the direct production Xray endpoint
* Supports future multiple VPN exit points
Status:
```text
Operational secondary VPN endpoint
```
---
## Shared Infrastructure
### Docker
Purpose:
* Container hosting
* Service isolation
Status:
```text
Running
```
---
### Internal Docker Network
Purpose:
* Private communication between services
Status:
```text
Running
```
---
### Proxy Docker Network
Purpose:
* HTTP and HTTPS service exposure through Nginx Proxy Manager
* Shared public routing layer for web-facing services
Status:
```text
Running
```
---
### Isolated Docker Networks
Purpose:
* Keep specialized infrastructure stacks isolated from application backends
* Separate Jitsi, Xray and CI/CD runner traffic from shared database traffic
Networks:
* `jitsi-docker-jitsi-meet-aa76415_meet.jitsi`
* `xray_default`
* `gitea-runner_default`
Status:
```text
Running
```
---
### Shared Secrets
Location:
```text
/srv/secrets/company.env
```
Purpose:
* SMTP credentials
* Database passwords
* Application secrets
Status:
```text
Active
```
---
## Removed Services
## Planned Services
See:
```text
docs/roadmap.md
```
Phase 1:
* Loki
* Redis
* Authelia
Phase 2:
* CrowdSec
* Sentry
* Restic
* Fail2Ban upgrade
* Cloudflare rate limiting and WAF
Phase 3:
* SonarQube
* Harbor
* Backstage
* Nextcloud
---
### Plane.so
Reason:
OpenProject was selected as the primary project management platform. Plane.so is not used and will not be used.
Status:
```text
Removed
```
Cleanup:
* Containers removed
* Nginx Proxy Manager route removed
* Unused SSL certificate removed from the server
---
## Related Documentation
* docs/server.md
* docs/network.md
* docs/roadmap.md
* docs/monitoring.md
* docs/domains.md
* docs/security.md
* docs/backups.md
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# /etc/systemd/system/slcompose.service
[Unit]
Description=SilverLinux Docker Orchestrator (slCompose)
After=docker.service
Requires=docker.service
[Service]
Type=oneshot
ExecStart=/usr/local/bin/slcompose boot
RemainAfterExit=yes
User=root
[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target
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#!/bin/bash
set -e
BASE_DIR="/srv/docker"
INFISICAL_TOKEN_FILE="/etc/infisical/token"
INFISICAL_DOMAIN_FILE="/etc/infisical/domain"
function load_infisical() {
if [ ! -f "$INFISICAL_TOKEN_FILE" ]; then
echo "ERROR: Missing Infisical token at $INFISICAL_TOKEN_FILE"
exit 1
fi
export INFISICAL_TOKEN=$(cat "$INFISICAL_TOKEN_FILE")
if [ -f "$INFISICAL_DOMAIN_FILE" ]; then
export INFISICAL_DOMAIN=$(cat "$INFISICAL_DOMAIN_FILE")
fi
}
function exec_with_infisical() {
local service_name="$1"
shift
infisical run \
--token "$INFISICAL_TOKEN" \
--env prod \
--path="/$service_name" \
--recursive \
-- "$@"
}
function run_service() {
SERVICE_DIR="$1"
shift
SERVICE_NAME=$(basename "$SERVICE_DIR")
cd "$SERVICE_DIR"
echo "-----------------------------------"
echo "Booting: $SERVICE_DIR"
until docker info >/dev/null 2>&1; do
echo "Waiting for Docker..."
sleep 2
done
load_infisical
echo "Using Infisical path: /$SERVICE_NAME"
exec_with_infisical "$SERVICE_NAME" docker compose "$@"
}
function list_services() {
echo "Available services:"
echo "===================="
for dir in "$BASE_DIR"/*; do
if [ -f "$dir/docker-compose.yml" ]; then
SERVICE_NAME=$(basename "$dir")
echo " - $SERVICE_NAME"
fi
done
}
function boot_all() {
echo "==================================="
echo "SilverLinux Boot Orchestrator START"
echo "==================================="
load_infisical
for dir in "$BASE_DIR"/*; do
if [ -f "$dir/docker-compose.yml" ]; then
SERVICE_NAME=$(basename "$dir")
echo "Booting: $SERVICE_NAME"
run_service "$dir" up -d || {
echo "FAILED: $SERVICE_NAME"
}
sleep 2
fi
done
echo "==================================="
echo "Boot orchestration finished"
echo "==================================="
}
function service_up() {
SERVICE_NAME="$1"
SERVICE_DIR="$BASE_DIR/$SERVICE_NAME"
if [ ! -d "$SERVICE_DIR" ] || [ ! -f "$SERVICE_DIR/docker-compose.yml" ]; then
echo "ERROR: Service '$SERVICE_NAME' not found at $SERVICE_DIR"
exit 1
fi
echo "Starting service: $SERVICE_NAME"
run_service "$SERVICE_DIR" up -d
}
function service_down() {
SERVICE_NAME="$1"
SERVICE_DIR="$BASE_DIR/$SERVICE_NAME"
if [ ! -d "$SERVICE_DIR" ] || [ ! -f "$SERVICE_DIR/docker-compose.yml" ]; then
echo "ERROR: Service '$SERVICE_NAME' not found at $SERVICE_DIR"
exit 1
fi
echo "Stopping service: $SERVICE_NAME"
run_service "$SERVICE_DIR" down
}
function service_restart() {
SERVICE_NAME="$1"
SERVICE_DIR="$BASE_DIR/$SERVICE_NAME"
if [ ! -d "$SERVICE_DIR" ] || [ ! -f "$SERVICE_DIR/docker-compose.yml" ]; then
echo "ERROR: Service '$SERVICE_NAME' not found at $SERVICE_DIR"
exit 1
fi
echo "Restarting service: $SERVICE_NAME"
run_service "$SERVICE_DIR" restart
}
function service_logs() {
SERVICE_NAME="$1"
SERVICE_DIR="$BASE_DIR/$SERVICE_NAME"
if [ ! -d "$SERVICE_DIR" ] || [ ! -f "$SERVICE_DIR/docker-compose.yml" ]; then
echo "ERROR: Service '$SERVICE_NAME' not found at $SERVICE_DIR"
exit 1
fi
echo "Tailing logs for: $SERVICE_NAME (Ctrl+C to exit)"
run_service "$SERVICE_DIR" logs -f
}
function service_logs_tail() {
SERVICE_NAME="$1"
NUM_LINES="${2:-200}"
SERVICE_DIR="$BASE_DIR/$SERVICE_NAME"
if [ ! -d "$SERVICE_DIR" ] || [ ! -f "$SERVICE_DIR/docker-compose.yml" ]; then
echo "ERROR: Service '$SERVICE_NAME' not found at $SERVICE_DIR"
exit 1
fi
echo "Last $NUM_LINES lines of logs for: $SERVICE_NAME"
run_service "$SERVICE_DIR" logs --tail "$NUM_LINES"
}
function service_env() {
SERVICE_NAME="$1"
SERVICE_DIR="$BASE_DIR/$SERVICE_NAME"
if [ ! -d "$SERVICE_DIR" ] || [ ! -f "$SERVICE_DIR/docker-compose.yml" ]; then
echo "ERROR: Service '$SERVICE_NAME' not found at $SERVICE_DIR"
exit 1
fi
load_infisical
echo "========================================"
echo "Environment Variables for: $SERVICE_NAME"
echo "========================================"
exec_with_infisical "$SERVICE_NAME" env | grep -v "^_" | sort | while IFS='=' read -r name value; do
printf "\033[34m%-50s\033[0m = \033[32m%s\033[0m\n" "$name" "$value"
done
}
function service_env_all() {
load_infisical
echo "========================================"
echo "All Services and Their Environment Variables"
echo "========================================"
for dir in "$BASE_DIR"/*; do
if [ -f "$dir/docker-compose.yml" ]; then
SERVICE_NAME=$(basename "$dir")
echo ""
echo "--- $SERVICE_NAME ---"
exec_with_infisical "$SERVICE_NAME" env | grep -v "^_" | sort | while IFS='=' read -r name value; do
printf "\033[34m%-50s\033[0m = \033[32m%s\033[0m\n" "$name" "$value"
done
fi
done
}
function show_usage() {
cat <<EOF
SilverLinux Service Orchestrator
Usage: $0 <command> [service_name] [options]
Commands:
boot Boot all services at startup
list List all available services
up <service> Start a service
down <service> Stop a service
restart <service> Restart a service
logs <service> Tail logs for a service (Ctrl+C to exit)
logs-tail <service> [lines] Show last N lines of logs (default: 200)
env <service> Show injected environment variables for a service
env-all Show injected environment variables for all services
Examples:
$0 boot
$0 list
$0 up gitea
$0 down gitea
$0 restart gitea
$0 logs gitea
$0 logs-tail gitea
$0 logs-tail gitea 500
$0 env gitea
$0 env-all
EOF
}
case "$1" in
boot)
boot_all
;;
list)
list_services
;;
up)
if [ -z "$2" ]; then
echo "ERROR: Service name required"
show_usage
exit 1
fi
service_up "$2"
;;
down)
if [ -z "$2" ]; then
echo "ERROR: Service name required"
show_usage
exit 1
fi
service_down "$2"
;;
restart)
if [ -z "$2" ]; then
echo "ERROR: Service name required"
show_usage
exit 1
fi
service_restart "$2"
;;
logs)
if [ -z "$2" ]; then
echo "ERROR: Service name required"
show_usage
exit 1
fi
service_logs "$2"
;;
logs-tail)
if [ -z "$2" ]; then
echo "ERROR: Service name required"
show_usage
exit 1
fi
service_logs_tail "$2" "$3"
;;
env)
if [ -z "$2" ]; then
echo "ERROR: Service name required"
show_usage
exit 1
fi
service_env "$2"
;;
env-all)
service_env_all
;;
*)
show_usage
exit 1
;;
esac
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services:
gitea:
image: gitea/gitea:latest
container_name: gitea
restart: unless-stopped
environment:
USER_UID: 1000
USER_GID: 1000
GITEA__database__DB_TYPE: postgres
GITEA__database__HOST: postgres:5432
GITEA__database__NAME: gitea
GITEA__database__USER: postgres
GITEA__database__PASSWD: Saeed123!
GITEA__server__DOMAIN: git.silveressence.net
GITEA__server__ROOT_URL: https://git.silveressence.net/
GITEA__server__SSH_DOMAIN: git.silveressence.net
GITEA__server__SSH_PORT: 2222
volumes:
- /srv/docker/gitea/data:/data
ports:
- "2222:22"
networks:
- proxy
- internal
networks:
proxy:
external: true
internal:
external: true
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# Gitea
## Overview
Gitea is the self-hosted Git platform used by Silver Solutions.
It provides:
* Git repository hosting
* Pull requests
* Issue tracking
* Wiki support
* Releases
* CI/CD integration
* Package registry support
Gitea serves as the central source control platform for SilverLinux infrastructure and application development.
---
## Service Information
### URL
```text
https://git.silveressence.net
```
### Container Name
```text
gitea
```
### Image
```text
gitea/gitea:latest
```
### Docker Networks
```text
proxy
internal
```
---
## Purpose
Gitea is used for:
* Source control
* Infrastructure repositories
* Application repositories
* Pull requests
* Issue management
* Release management
* Gitea Actions CI/CD pipelines
---
## Database
Database:
```text
gitea
```
Database Host:
```text
postgres
```
Database User:
```text
postgres
```
Current password source:
```text
POSTGRES_ROOT_PASSWORD
```
Stored in:
```text
/srv/secrets/company.env
```
Future improvement:
Create a dedicated Gitea database user and password.
---
## Email Configuration
Sender Address:
```text
noreply@silveressence.net
```
Purpose:
* Password reset emails
* Account notifications
* Repository notifications
* User invitations
SMTP secrets are provided by Infisical at runtime.
These values are resolved during deployment by `infisical run`.
Variables:
```text
SMTP_HOST
SMTP_PORT
SMTP_USERNAME
SMTP_PASSWORD
```
---
## Authentication
### Current
* Local user accounts
* Email login
* Password login
### Disabled
OpenID authentication is disabled.
Reason:
OpenID is not required and increases the attack surface.
### Planned
Future authentication providers:
* Google OAuth2
* GitHub OAuth2
Purpose:
* Easier onboarding of freelancers
* Easier onboarding of external collaborators
* Reduced password management
---
## SSH Access
SSH Domain:
```text
git.silveressence.net
```
SSH Port:
```text
2222
```
Clone example:
```bash
git clone ssh://git@git.silveressence.net:2222/username/repository.git
```
---
## Data Storage
Application Data:
```text
/srv/docker/gitea/data
```
Contains:
* Repositories
* Attachments
* Configuration
* Actions data
* Package registry data
* User information
This directory is critical and must be included in backups.
---
## Gitea Actions
Gitea Actions is enabled in `app.ini` and available globally.
Status:
```text
Operational
```
### Global Runner
| Property | Value |
| --- | --- |
| Location | `/srv/docker/gitea-runner` |
| Image | `gitea/act_runner:latest` |
| Name | `silverlinux-runner` |
| Type | Global Runner |
| Status | Operational |
Labels:
* `ubuntu-latest`
* `ubuntu-24.04`
* `ubuntu-22.04`
The runner registration token is loaded from `GITEA_RUNNER_REGISTRATION_TOKEN` in `/srv/secrets/company.env`.
### Package Publishing
Silver 2.0 uses `.gitea/workflows/package.yml` to build and publish NuGet packages to BaGet. A push to `net-8-version` triggers packaging when the commit message contains `[Package]`.
The publishing credential is stored as the repository Actions secret `BAGET_API_KEY`.
---
## Secrets
Gitea and its Actions runner use infrastructure secrets stored in:
```text
/srv/secrets/company.env
```
Variables:
```text
POSTGRES_ROOT_PASSWORD
SMTP_HOST
SMTP_PORT
SMTP_USERNAME
SMTP_PASSWORD
GITEA_RUNNER_REGISTRATION_TOKEN
```
The Gitea container uses the database and SMTP variables. The Actions runner uses `GITEA_RUNNER_REGISTRATION_TOKEN`.
Future variables:
```text
GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID
GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET
GITHUB_CLIENT_ID
GITHUB_CLIENT_SECRET
```
---
## Docker Configuration
Volume Mapping:
```text
/srv/docker/gitea/data:/data
```
Port Mapping:
```text
2222:22
```
Networks:
```text
proxy
internal
```
HTTP traffic is routed through Nginx Proxy Manager.
---
## Administration
View Logs:
```bash
docker logs gitea
```
Restart Service:
```bash
docker restart gitea
```
Open Shell:
```bash
docker exec -it gitea bash
```
---
## Backup Requirements
The following items must be backed up:
### Database
```text
gitea
```
### Application Data
```text
/srv/docker/gitea/data
```
### Secrets
```text
/srv/secrets/company.env
```
Without these items, a complete restoration is not possible.
---
## Recovery Checklist
To restore Gitea:
1. Restore PostgreSQL database.
2. Restore Gitea data directory.
3. Restore company.env secrets.
4. Deploy Docker Compose stack.
5. Verify SMTP configuration.
6. Verify SSH access.
7. Verify access through Nginx Proxy Manager.
---
## Future Roadmap
### Short Term
* Enable 2FA for administrator accounts
* Configure backup automation
* Configure Google OAuth2
* Configure GitHub OAuth2
### Long Term
* Deploy applications directly from Gitea
* Expand package publishing to additional repositories
---
## Related Services
* PostgreSQL
* Nginx Proxy Manager
* OpenProject
* Portainer
* BaGet
* Gitea Actions Runner
---
## Related Documentation
* docs/server.md
* docs/security.md
* docs/secrets.md
* docs/backups.md
* postgres/README.md
* docs/cicd.md
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services:
gitea:
image: gitea/gitea:latest
container_name: gitea
restart: unless-stopped
environment:
USER_UID: 1000
USER_GID: 1000
GITEA__database__DB_TYPE: postgres
GITEA__database__HOST: postgres:5432
GITEA__database__NAME: gitea
GITEA__database__USER: postgres
GITEA__database__PASSWD: Saeed123!
GITEA__server__DOMAIN: git.silveressence.net
GITEA__server__ROOT_URL: https://git.silveressence.net/
GITEA__server__SSH_DOMAIN: git.silveressence.net
GITEA__server__SSH_PORT: 2222
volumes:
- /srv/docker/gitea/data:/data
ports:
- "2222:22"
networks:
- proxy
- internal
networks:
proxy:
external: true
internal:
external: true
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PUBLIC_URL=https://meet.silveressence.net
HTTP_PORT=8000
HTTPS_PORT=8443
TZ=Europe/Amsterdam
ENABLE_AUTH=1
ENABLE_GUESTS=1
AUTH_TYPE=internal
JVB_ADVERTISE_IPS=51.255.83.140
JICOFO_AUTH_PASSWORD=
JVB_AUTH_PASSWORD=
JIBRI_XMPP_PASSWORD=
JIBRI_RECORDER_PASSWORD=
JIGASI_XMPP_PASSWORD=
JIGASI_TRANSCRIBER_PASSWORD=
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# Jitsi Meet
## Overview
Jitsi Meet provides video conferencing capabilities for Silver Solutions.
URL:
https://meet.silveressence.net
---
## Purpose
- Team meetings
- Customer meetings
- Screen sharing
- Browser-based conferencing
---
## Authentication
Current configuration:
- Internal authentication enabled
- Guest access enabled
Configuration stored in:
/srv/docker/jitsi/jitsi-docker-jitsi-meet-aa76415/.env
---
## Important Secrets
Stored in:
/srv/secrets/company.env
Variables:
- JICOFO_AUTH_PASSWORD
- JVB_AUTH_PASSWORD
- JIBRI_XMPP_PASSWORD
- JIBRI_RECORDER_PASSWORD
- JIGASI_XMPP_PASSWORD
- JIGASI_TRANSCRIBER_PASSWORD
---
## Ports
| Port | Purpose |
|--------|---------|
| 80 | HTTP |
| 443 | HTTPS |
| 10000/UDP | Media Traffic |
---
## Data Location
Configuration:
/srv/docker/jitsi
---
## Related Documentation
- docs/server.md
- docs/security.md
- docs/secrets.md
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# Microsoft SQL Server Express
## Overview
Microsoft SQL Server 2022 Express runs alongside PostgreSQL for Silver projects that require Microsoft SQL Server compatibility.
Status:
```text
Operational
```
Verified version:
```text
Microsoft SQL Server 2022 Express Edition (64-bit)
Linux
Version 16.0.4255.1
```
---
## Service Information
| Property | Value |
| --- | --- |
| Container | `mssql` |
| Image | `mcr.microsoft.com/mssql/server:2022-latest` |
| Edition | Express |
| Docker network | `internal` |
| Compose location | `/srv/docker/mssql/docker-compose.yml` |
| Data location | `/srv/docker/mssql/data` |
Port `1433` is not published by Docker or exposed through Nginx Proxy Manager. Applications connect privately over the `internal` Docker network using hostname `mssql`.
Server-side administration must use `docker exec` or another container attached to `internal`; there is no host-bound SQL port in the current configuration.
---
## Secrets
The SA password is provided by Infisical at runtime:
```text
MSSQL_SA_PASSWORD
```
Never commit the value to Git or place it directly in the Compose file.
---
## Deployment
The stack is deployed with Infisical injection instead of a local secrets file:
```bash
cd /srv/docker/mssql
infisical run --path=/ --recursive -- docker compose up -d
```
Secrets are injected into the environment before Docker Compose evaluates variables such as `${MSSQL_SA_PASSWORD}`.
Validate startup:
```bash
docker ps
docker logs mssql
```
Expected log message:
```text
SQL Server is now ready for client connections.
```
---
## Data Directory Permissions
The SQL Server container runs as UID and GID `10001`. For a new, empty deployment, initialize the bind-mounted directory with:
```bash
sudo mkdir -p /srv/docker/mssql/data
sudo chown -R 10001:10001 /srv/docker/mssql/data
sudo chmod -R 700 /srv/docker/mssql/data
```
Do not delete or recreate the directory after databases exist. Removing `/srv/docker/mssql/data` destroys the persisted SQL Server data.
---
## Troubleshooting
### Variable Is Not Set
If Compose reports that `MSSQL_SA_PASSWORD` is unset and defaults to a blank string, use the required `docker compose --env-file /srv/secrets/company.env up -d` command.
### System Directory Permission Denied
If `[/.system]` cannot be created, verify that `/srv/docker/mssql/data` is owned by `10001:10001` with mode `700`.
### Password Validation Failed
Confirm that the password meets SQL Server complexity requirements and that Compose resolved `MSSQL_SA_PASSWORD` from the secrets file.
---
## Related Documentation
* docs/server.md
* docs/services.md
* docs/security.md
* docs/secrets.md
* docs/backups.md
* dbgate/README.md
* postgres/README.md
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services:
mssql:
image: mcr.microsoft.com/mssql/server:2022-latest
container_name: mssql
restart: unless-stopped
# Secrets are injected by Infisical at runtime.
environment:
ACCEPT_EULA: Y
MSSQL_PID: Express
MSSQL_SA_PASSWORD: ''
volumes:
- /srv/docker/mssql/data:/var/opt/mssql
networks:
- internal
networks:
internal:
external: true
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# Nginx Proxy Manager
## Overview
Nginx Proxy Manager (NPM) is the public entry point for all internet-facing services hosted on SilverLinux.
It provides:
* Reverse proxy routing
* SSL certificate management
* HTTPS termination
* Domain forwarding
* Centralized access to services
All public services should be exposed through Nginx Proxy Manager instead of directly exposing application ports.
---
## Service Information
Container Name:
```text
nginx-proxy-manager
```
Image:
```text
jc21/nginx-proxy-manager:latest
```
Docker Network:
```text
proxy
```
---
## Ports
| Port | Purpose |
| ---- | ---------------------------------- |
| 80 | HTTP |
| 81 | Nginx Proxy Manager Administration |
| 443 | HTTPS |
---
## Data Storage
### Application Data
```text
/srv/docker/nginx-proxy-manager/data
```
Contains:
* Proxy host configuration
* Access lists
* Users
* Application settings
* SSL metadata
---
### SSL Certificates
```text
/srv/docker/nginx-proxy-manager/letsencrypt
```
Contains:
* Let's Encrypt certificates
* Private keys
* Renewal information
This folder is critical for disaster recovery.
---
## Responsibilities
Nginx Proxy Manager is responsible for:
### Reverse Proxy
Routing incoming requests to Docker containers.
Examples:
| Domain | Target Service |
| --------------------------- | -------------- |
| git.silveressence.net | Gitea |
| team.silveressence.net | OpenProject |
| meet.silveressence.net | Jitsi |
| portainer.silveressence.net | Portainer |
| nuget.silveressence.net | BaGet |
| dbgate.silveressence.net | DbGate |
---
### SSL Certificates
Provides:
* HTTPS encryption
* Certificate renewal
* Certificate management
All public services should use HTTPS.
---
### Domain Management
Centralized management for:
* Domains
* Subdomains
* SSL certificates
* Proxy routing
---
## Docker Configuration
Volumes:
```text
/srv/docker/nginx-proxy-manager/data:/data
/srv/docker/nginx-proxy-manager/letsencrypt:/etc/letsencrypt
```
Network:
```text
proxy
```
Applications exposed through NPM must be connected to the proxy network.
---
## Administration
Web Interface:
```text
https://portainer.silveressence.net
```
Nginx Proxy Manager Admin:
```text
http://SERVER-IP:81
```
or through the configured domain if one exists.
---
## Backup Requirements
The following directories must be backed up:
```text
/srv/docker/nginx-proxy-manager/data
/srv/docker/nginx-proxy-manager/letsencrypt
```
Without these directories:
* SSL certificates are lost
* Proxy configurations are lost
* Domain mappings must be recreated
---
## Security Notes
* Only ports 80 and 443 should be exposed publicly.
* Administrative access should be restricted.
* SSL certificates should be renewed automatically.
* Services should never be exposed directly to the internet when NPM can proxy them.
---
## Related Services
* Gitea
* OpenProject
* Jitsi Meet
* Portainer
* BaGet
* DbGate
---
## Related Documentation
* docs/server.md
* docs/security.md
* docs/domains.md
* docs/backups.md
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services:
nginx-proxy-manager:
image: jc21/nginx-proxy-manager:latest
container_name: nginx-proxy-manager
restart: unless-stopped
ports:
- "80:80"
- "81:81"
- "443:443"
volumes:
- /srv/docker/nginx-proxy-manager/data:/data
- /srv/docker/nginx-proxy-manager/letsencrypt:/etc/letsencrypt
networks:
- proxy
networks:
proxy:
external: true
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services:
openproject:
image: openproject/openproject:17
container_name: openproject
restart: unless-stopped
env_file:
- /srv/secrets/company.env
environment:
SECRET_KEY_BASE: ${OPENPROJECT_SECRET_KEY_BASE}
OPENPROJECT_HOST__NAME: team.silveressence.net
OPENPROJECT_HTTPS: "true"
DATABASE_URL: postgres://openproject:${POSTGRES_OPENPROJECT_PASSWORD}@postgres:5432/openproject
OPENPROJECT_EMAIL__DELIVERY__METHOD: smtp
OPENPROJECT_SMTP__ADDRESS: ${SMTP_HOST}
OPENPROJECT_SMTP__PORT: "${SMTP_PORT}"
OPENPROJECT_SMTP__DOMAIN: silveressence.net
OPENPROJECT_SMTP__AUTHENTICATION: login
OPENPROJECT_SMTP__ENABLE__STARTTLS__AUTO: "true"
OPENPROJECT_SMTP__USER__NAME: ${SMTP_USERNAME}
OPENPROJECT_SMTP__PASSWORD: ${SMTP_PASSWORD}
volumes:
- /srv/docker/openproject/assets:/var/openproject/assets
ports:
- "8082:80"
networks:
- internal
networks:
internal:
external: true
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# OpenProject
## Overview
OpenProject is the project management and collaboration platform used by Silver Solutions.
It provides:
* Project management
* Task tracking
* Work packages
* Time tracking
* Roadmaps
* Team collaboration
* Document management
OpenProject replaces the previously planned Plane.so deployment.
---
## Service Information
### URL
```text
https://team.silveressence.net
```
### Container Name
```text
openproject
```
### Image
```text
openproject/openproject:17
```
### Docker Network
```text
internal
```
---
## Purpose
OpenProject is used for:
* Project planning
* Task management
* Development tracking
* Internal collaboration
* Customer project management
* Team planning
---
## Database
Database:
```text
openproject
```
Database User:
```text
openproject
```
Database Host:
```text
postgres
```
Database access is provided through the internal Docker network.
---
## Email Configuration
Sender Address:
```text
noreply@silveressence.net
```
Purpose:
* Password reset emails
* User notifications
* Work package notifications
* Mention notifications
* Project updates
SMTP credentials are provided by Infisical at runtime.
---
## Data Storage
Assets Location:
```text
/srv/docker/openproject/assets
```
Contains:
* Attachments
* Uploaded files
* Application assets
* User generated content
This directory must be included in backups.
---
## Secrets
The following values are provided by Infisical at runtime when the stack is deployed:
```text
POSTGRES_OPENPROJECT_PASSWORD
OPENPROJECT_SECRET_KEY_BASE
SMTP_HOST
SMTP_PORT
SMTP_USERNAME
SMTP_PASSWORD
```
Secrets must never be committed to Git.
---
## Authentication
Current Authentication:
* Local accounts
Future Considerations:
* Google OAuth2
* GitHub OAuth2
* Microsoft Entra ID
---
## Docker Configuration
Volume Mapping:
```text
/srv/docker/openproject/assets:/var/openproject/assets
```
Port Mapping:
```text
8082:80
```
Network:
```text
internal
```
OpenProject should not be exposed directly to the internet.
Access should be routed through Nginx Proxy Manager.
---
## Administration
View Logs:
```bash
docker logs openproject
```
Restart Service:
```bash
docker restart openproject
```
Open Shell:
```bash
docker exec -it openproject bash
```
---
## Backup Requirements
The following items must be backed up:
### Database
```text
openproject
```
### Assets
```text
/srv/docker/openproject/assets
```
### Secrets
```text
/srv/secrets/company.env
```
Without these items, a complete restoration is not possible.
---
## Recovery Checklist
To restore OpenProject:
1. Restore PostgreSQL database.
2. Restore OpenProject assets directory.
3. Restore company.env secrets.
4. Deploy Docker Compose stack.
5. Verify SMTP configuration.
6. Verify access through Nginx Proxy Manager.
---
## Related Services
* PostgreSQL
* Nginx Proxy Manager
* Gitea
* Portainer
---
## Related Documentation
* docs/server.md
* docs/security.md
* docs/secrets.md
* docs/backups.md
* postgres/README.md
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services:
openproject:
image: openproject/openproject:17
container_name: openproject
restart: unless-stopped
# Secrets are injected by Infisical at runtime.
environment:
SECRET_KEY_BASE: ${OPENPROJECT_SECRET_KEY_BASE}
OPENPROJECT_HOST__NAME: team.silveressence.net
OPENPROJECT_HTTPS: "true"
DATABASE_URL: postgres://openproject:${POSTGRES_OPENPROJECT_PASSWORD}@postgres:5432/openproject
OPENPROJECT_EMAIL__DELIVERY__METHOD: smtp
OPENPROJECT_SMTP__ADDRESS: ${SMTP_HOST}
OPENPROJECT_SMTP__PORT: "${SMTP_PORT}"
OPENPROJECT_SMTP__DOMAIN: silveressence.net
OPENPROJECT_SMTP__AUTHENTICATION: login
OPENPROJECT_SMTP__ENABLE__STARTTLS__AUTO: "true"
OPENPROJECT_SMTP__USER__NAME: ${SMTP_USERNAME}
OPENPROJECT_SMTP__PASSWORD: ${SMTP_PASSWORD}
volumes:
- /srv/docker/openproject/assets:/var/openproject/assets
ports:
- "8082:80"
networks:
- internal
networks:
internal:
external: true
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# Portainer
## Overview
Portainer provides a web-based management interface for Docker on SilverLinux.
It is used to manage containers, networks, volumes, images and Docker stacks through a graphical interface instead of using the command line.
---
## Service Information
### URL
```text
https://portainer.silveressence.net
```
### Container Name
```text
portainer
```
### Image
```text
portainer/portainer-ce:latest
```
### Docker Network
```text
proxy
```
---
## Purpose
Portainer is used for:
* Managing Docker containers
* Managing Docker networks
* Managing Docker volumes
* Viewing logs
* Deploying Docker stacks
* Monitoring running services
* Performing container maintenance
---
## Data Storage
### Docker Socket
```text
/var/run/docker.sock
```
This allows Portainer to communicate with the Docker engine.
### Portainer Data
Docker Volume:
```text
portainer_portainer_data
```
Purpose:
* User accounts
* Configuration
* Stack definitions
* Environment settings
---
## Security
Portainer has administrative access to Docker.
Because Portainer uses the Docker socket, users with Portainer administrator access effectively have administrative access to the server.
Only trusted administrators should have access.
---
## Backup Requirements
The following volume should be included in backups:
```text
portainer_portainer_data
```
Loss of this volume will result in:
* Loss of Portainer users
* Loss of stack definitions
* Loss of Portainer configuration
Docker containers and application data remain unaffected.
---
## Network Configuration
Portainer is connected to the Docker proxy network.
Applications exposed through Nginx Proxy Manager can communicate with Portainer through this network.
---
## Maintenance
View logs:
```bash
docker logs portainer
```
Restart:
```bash
docker restart portainer
```
Open shell:
```bash
docker exec -it portainer /bin/sh
```
---
## Related Services
* Nginx Proxy Manager
* Docker
* PostgreSQL
* Gitea
* OpenProject
* Jitsi Meet
---
## Related Documentation
* docs/server.md
* docs/security.md
* docs/backups.md
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services:
portainer:
image: portainer/portainer-ce:latest
container_name: portainer
restart: unless-stopped
volumes:
- /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock
- portainer_data:/data
networks:
- proxy
volumes:
portainer_data:
name: portainer_portainer_data
networks:
proxy:
external: true
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services:
gitea:
image: gitea/gitea:latest
container_name: gitea
restart: unless-stopped
env_file:
- /srv/secrets/company.env
environment:
USER_UID: "1000"
USER_GID: "1000"
GITEA__database__DB_TYPE: postgres
GITEA__database__HOST: postgres:5432
GITEA__database__NAME: gitea
GITEA__database__USER: postgres
GITEA__database__PASSWD: ${POSTGRES_ROOT_PASSWORD}
GITEA__server__DOMAIN: git.silveressence.net
GITEA__server__ROOT_URL: https://git.silveressence.net/
GITEA__server__SSH_DOMAIN: git.silveressence.net
GITEA__server__SSH_PORT: "2222"
GITEA__mailer__ENABLED: "true"
GITEA__mailer__FROM: noreply@silveressence.net
GITEA__mailer__PROTOCOL: smtp+starttls
GITEA__mailer__SMTP_ADDR: ${SMTP_HOST}
GITEA__mailer__SMTP_PORT: "${SMTP_PORT}"
GITEA__mailer__USER: ${SMTP_USERNAME}
GITEA__mailer__PASSWD: ${SMTP_PASSWORD}
GITEA__openid__ENABLE_OPENID_SIGNIN: "false"
GITEA__openid__ENABLE_OPENID_SIGNUP: "false"
volumes:
- /srv/docker/gitea/data:/data
ports:
- "2222:22"
networks:
- proxy
- internal
networks:
proxy:
external: true
internal:
external: true
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# PostgreSQL
## Overview
PostgreSQL is the primary open-source database platform for SilverLinux and coexists with Microsoft SQL Server 2022 Express.
Multiple applications use the same PostgreSQL instance while maintaining separate databases and database users.
This approach simplifies:
* Backup management
* Monitoring
* Security
* Resource utilization
---
## Service Information
Container Name:
```text
postgres
```
Network:
```text
internal
```
Purpose:
* Application databases
* Centralized data storage
* Shared database platform
---
## Current Databases
### gitea
Owner:
```text
gitea
```
Purpose:
Source control and repository management.
Used by:
```text
gitea
```
---
### openproject
Owner:
```text
openproject
```
Purpose:
Project management and collaboration.
Used by:
```text
openproject
```
---
### postgres
Owner:
```text
postgres
```
Purpose:
Administrative database.
Used for PostgreSQL administration and maintenance.
---
## Database Ownership
| Database | Owner |
| ----------- | ----------- |
| gitea | gitea |
| openproject | openproject |
| postgres | postgres |
Each application should use its own dedicated database user whenever possible.
---
## Credentials
Credentials are stored in:
```text
/srv/secrets/company.env
```
Current variables:
```text
POSTGRES_ROOT_PASSWORD
POSTGRES_OPENPROJECT_PASSWORD
```
Future variables:
```text
POSTGRES_GITEA_PASSWORD
POSTGRES_BAGET_PASSWORD
```
Passwords must never be committed to Git repositories.
---
## Administration
Open PostgreSQL shell:
```bash
docker exec -it postgres psql -U postgres
```
---
### List Databases
```sql
\l
```
---
### List Roles
```sql
\du
```
---
### List Connections
```sql
SELECT * FROM pg_stat_activity;
```
---
## Create Database
Example:
```sql
CREATE DATABASE myapp;
```
---
## Create User
Example:
```sql
CREATE USER myapp WITH PASSWORD 'StrongPassword';
```
Grant permissions:
```sql
GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON DATABASE myapp TO myapp;
```
---
## Backup
Create database backup:
```bash
docker exec postgres pg_dump -U postgres openproject > openproject.sql
```
Create full cluster backup:
```bash
docker exec postgres pg_dumpall -U postgres > postgres-full-backup.sql
```
---
## Restore
Restore database:
```bash
docker exec -i postgres psql -U postgres openproject < openproject.sql
```
Restore complete cluster:
```bash
docker exec -i postgres psql -U postgres < postgres-full-backup.sql
```
---
## Security
* PostgreSQL is not exposed publicly.
* Database traffic is restricted to Docker internal networks.
* Credentials are stored in `/srv/secrets/company.env`.
* Administrative access should use the `postgres` role only when necessary.
* Applications should use dedicated database users.
---
## Monitoring
Useful commands:
Database size:
```sql
SELECT pg_database.datname,
pg_size_pretty(pg_database_size(pg_database.datname))
FROM pg_database;
```
Current connections:
```sql
SELECT count(*) FROM pg_stat_activity;
```
PostgreSQL version:
```sql
SELECT version();
```
---
## Disaster Recovery
Minimum requirements for recovery:
* PostgreSQL container configuration
* Database backups
* `/srv/secrets/company.env`
* Docker network configuration
Without the secrets file, applications may not be able to reconnect to their databases after restoration.
---
## Related Services
* Gitea
* OpenProject
* DbGate
* Microsoft SQL Server Express
## Related Documentation
* docs/server.md
* docs/security.md
* docs/secrets.md
* docs/backups.md
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services:
gitea:
image: gitea/gitea:latest
container_name: gitea
restart: unless-stopped
env_file:
- /srv/secrets/company.env
environment:
USER_UID: "1000"
USER_GID: "1000"
GITEA__database__DB_TYPE: postgres
GITEA__database__HOST: postgres:5432
GITEA__database__NAME: gitea
GITEA__database__USER: postgres
GITEA__database__PASSWD: ${POSTGRES_ROOT_PASSWORD}
GITEA__server__DOMAIN: git.silveressence.net
GITEA__server__ROOT_URL: https://git.silveressence.net/
GITEA__server__SSH_DOMAIN: git.silveressence.net
GITEA__server__SSH_PORT: "2222"
GITEA__mailer__ENABLED: "true"
GITEA__mailer__FROM: noreply@silveressence.net
GITEA__mailer__PROTOCOL: smtp+starttls
GITEA__mailer__SMTP_ADDR: ${SMTP_HOST}
GITEA__mailer__SMTP_PORT: "${SMTP_PORT}"
GITEA__mailer__USER: ${SMTP_USERNAME}
GITEA__mailer__PASSWD: ${SMTP_PASSWORD}
GITEA__openid__ENABLE_OPENID_SIGNIN: "false"
GITEA__openid__ENABLE_OPENID_SIGNUP: "false"
volumes:
- /srv/docker/gitea/data:/data
ports:
- "2222:22"
networks:
- proxy
- internal
networks:
proxy:
external: true
internal:
external: true
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