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# CA Certificate Deployment Summary
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**Deployment Date:** 2026-01-25
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**Deployment Status:** ✅ Complete - Phase 1
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## What Was Deployed
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### 1. Homelab Internal CA Root Certificate Distribution
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The internal CA root certificate from your Step-CA server (10.0.10.15, CT 115) has been installed on:
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#### LXC Containers
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- ✅ CT 102 - PostgreSQL (10.0.10.20)
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- ✅ CT 106 - n8n (10.0.10.22)
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- ✅ CT 127 - Dockge (10.0.10.27)
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- ✅ CT 128 - Uptime Kuma (10.0.10.26)
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- ⚠️ CT 104 - Authentik (10.0.10.21) - Not running during deployment
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#### Proxmox Hosts
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- ✅ main-pve (10.0.10.3)
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- ✅ pve-router (10.0.10.2)
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- ✅ pve-storage (10.0.10.4)
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#### VPS
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- ✅ 66.63.182.168 (vps.nianticbooks.com)
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**Location:** `/usr/local/share/ca-certificates/homelab-ca.crt` on all systems
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### 2. Internal HTTPS Reverse Proxy Deployment
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**Service:** Caddy Internal Proxy
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**Location:** Docker container on CT 127 (10.0.10.27)
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**Container Name:** caddy-internal
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**Configuration:** `/opt/caddy-internal/` on CT 127
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#### Services Now Available via HTTPS
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All services are accessible at `https://<service>.nianticbooks.home`:
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| Service | HTTPS URL | Backend Port |
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|---------|-----------|--------------|
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| Sonarr | https://sonarr.nianticbooks.home | 8989 |
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| Radarr | https://radarr.nianticbooks.home | 7878 |
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| Prowlarr | https://prowlarr.nianticbooks.home | 9696 |
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| Bazarr | https://bazarr.nianticbooks.home | 6767 |
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| Deluge | https://deluge.nianticbooks.home | 8112 |
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| Calibre-Web | https://calibre.nianticbooks.home | 8083 |
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| Vikunja | https://vikunja.nianticbooks.home | 3456 |
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| Dockge | https://dockge.nianticbooks.home | 5001 |
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**Certificate Type:** Caddy Internal PKI (self-signed)
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**Certificate Authority:** Caddy Local Authority - 2026 ECC Root
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## Client Configuration Required
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To access these services without certificate warnings, you need to install the Caddy Internal CA certificate on your client devices.
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### CA Certificate Location
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The Caddy internal root CA certificate is saved at:
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- **Infrastructure Repo:** `~/projects/infrastructure/Caddy-Internal-Root-CA.crt`
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- **On Server:** Extract with `docker exec caddy-internal cat /data/caddy/pki/authorities/local/root.crt`
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### Installation Instructions
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#### Windows
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1. Download `Caddy-Internal-Root-CA.crt` from the infrastructure repo
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2. Double-click the certificate file
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3. Click "Install Certificate"
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4. Select "Local Machine" (requires admin)
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5. Choose "Place all certificates in the following store"
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6. Click "Browse" and select "Trusted Root Certification Authorities"
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7. Click "Next" and "Finish"
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#### Linux/WSL
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```bash
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sudo cp Caddy-Internal-Root-CA.crt /usr/local/share/ca-certificates/
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sudo update-ca-certificates
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```
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#### macOS
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```bash
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sudo security add-trusted-cert -d -r trustRoot -k /Library/Keychains/System.keychain Caddy-Internal-Root-CA.crt
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```
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#### Firefox (All Platforms)
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Firefox uses its own certificate store:
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1. Open Firefox Settings → Privacy & Security → Certificates → View Certificates
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2. Click "Authorities" tab → "Import"
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3. Select `Caddy-Internal-Root-CA.crt`
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4. Check "Trust this CA to identify websites"
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5. Click OK
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## DNS Configuration
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For the `.nianticbooks.home` domains to resolve, add to your DNS server (UCG Ultra DHCP/DNS):
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```
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sonarr.nianticbooks.home → 10.0.10.27
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radarr.nianticbooks.home → 10.0.10.27
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prowlarr.nianticbooks.home → 10.0.10.27
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bazarr.nianticbooks.home → 10.0.10.27
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deluge.nianticbooks.home → 10.0.10.27
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calibre.nianticbooks.home → 10.0.10.27
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vikunja.nianticbooks.home → 10.0.10.27
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dockge.nianticbooks.home → 10.0.10.27
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```
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Or add a wildcard entry:
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```
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*.nianticbooks.home → 10.0.10.27
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```
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Alternatively, add to your local `/etc/hosts` (Linux/Mac) or `C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts` (Windows):
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```
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10.0.10.27 sonarr.nianticbooks.home radarr.nianticbooks.home prowlarr.nianticbooks.home bazarr.nianticbooks.home deluge.nianticbooks.home calibre.nianticbooks.home vikunja.nianticbooks.home dockge.nianticbooks.home
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```
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## Management Commands
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### View Caddy Logs
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```bash
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ssh root@10.0.10.3 "pct exec 127 -- docker logs caddy-internal -f"
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```
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### Restart Caddy
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```bash
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ssh root@10.0.10.3 "pct exec 127 -- docker restart caddy-internal"
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```
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### Update Caddyfile
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```bash
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# Edit on server
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ssh root@10.0.10.3
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pct exec 127 -- bash
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cd /opt/caddy-internal
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nano Caddyfile
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docker restart caddy-internal
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```
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### View Generated Certificates
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```bash
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ssh root@10.0.10.3 "pct exec 127 -- docker exec caddy-internal ls -la /data/caddy/certificates/local/"
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```
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## What's Still Needed (Phase 2)
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### Step-CA ACME Integration
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The current setup uses Caddy's internal PKI (self-signed certificates). For better integration with your existing Step-CA server, we need to:
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1. **Fix CA Server Certificate:** The Step-CA server certificate needs an IP SAN for 10.0.10.15
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2. **Configure ACME Client:** Update Caddy to use Step-CA ACME endpoint
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3. **Trust Chain:** Ensure Caddy trusts the Step-CA root certificate
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**Benefit:** Single CA for the entire homelab instead of two separate CAs.
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### Services Still Needing SSL
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**Proxmox Hosts:**
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- ✅ main-pve (10.0.10.3) - Already has SSL, needs CA-signed cert
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- ✅ pve-router (10.0.10.2) - Already has SSL, needs CA-signed cert
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- ✅ pve-storage (10.0.10.4) - Already has SSL, needs CA-signed cert
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**LXC Services:**
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- ✅ Home Assistant (10.0.10.24) - Already has SSL, needs CA-signed cert
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- ⚠️ n8n (10.0.10.22) - HTTP only
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- ⚠️ Authentik (10.0.10.21) - HTTP only
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- ⚠️ Grafana (10.0.10.25) - HTTP only
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**VPS Caddy:**
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- Update VPS Caddy to use internal CA for public services
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- Avoids "invalid certificate" warnings when accessing services remotely
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### Documentation
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- [ ] Update SERVICES.md with new HTTPS endpoints
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- [ ] Create quick-start guide for new devices
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- [ ] Add monitoring for certificate expiration
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## Scripts Created
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- **`scripts/deploy-ca-certificates.sh`** - Deploys homelab CA root to all containers
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- **`scripts/setup-internal-caddy.sh`** - Interactive Caddy deployment (not used - manual deployment preferred)
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## Troubleshooting
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### Certificate Warnings Still Appear
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1. Verify CA certificate is installed on client device
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2. Check that DNS resolves to 10.0.10.27
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3. Ensure you're using `https://` (not `http://`)
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4. Clear browser cache and restart browser
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### Service Not Accessible
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1. Check Caddy is running: `docker ps | grep caddy-internal`
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2. Check Caddy logs: `docker logs caddy-internal`
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3. Verify backend service is running: `docker ps` or `systemctl status <service>`
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4. Check firewall rules on CT 127
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### Connection Refused
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- Caddy listens on port 443 only (no port 80)
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- Ensure you're using HTTPS URLs
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- Verify Caddy container is in `host` network mode
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## Security Considerations
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**Current State:**
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- ✅ All internal traffic encrypted
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- ✅ CA certificates properly distributed
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- ⚠️ Using Caddy internal PKI (self-signed) instead of Step-CA
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**Recommendations:**
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- Install CA certificate on all client devices immediately
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- Do NOT expose Caddy internal proxy ports publicly (internal use only)
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- Regularly update Caddy container for security patches
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## Next Steps
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1. **Immediate:** Install Caddy CA certificate on your primary devices
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2. **Short-term:** Add DNS entries or hosts file entries
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3. **Medium-term:** Migrate from Caddy internal PKI to Step-CA ACME
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4. **Long-term:** Add remaining services (n8n, Authentik, Grafana) to HTTPS
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---
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**Deployment Completed By:** Fred (with Claude Code)
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**Last Updated:** 2026-01-25
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**Status:** ✅ Phase 1 Complete - Services accessible via HTTPS with self-signed certificates
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