Add Valkey infrastructure role as Redis-compatible cache service
- Implemented complete Valkey infrastructure role following PostgreSQL patterns - Provides 100% Redis-compatible high-performance data structure store - Configured for multi-application support with database isolation - Security-focused: localhost-only binding, password auth, systemd hardening - Arch Linux compatible: uses native Valkey package with Redis compatibility - Database allocation strategy: DB 0 reserved, DB 1+ for applications - Full systemd integration with security overrides and proper service management - Redis client compatibility maintained for seamless application integration - Ready for Authentik and future container workloads requiring cache services
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@@ -24,17 +24,6 @@ caddy_acme_ca: "https://acme-v02.api.letsencrypt.org/directory"
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caddy_api_enabled: true
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caddy_server_name: "main"
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# Static site configuration is deprecated - use API registration instead
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# Services should use the registration handlers:
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#
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# Example service registration pattern:
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# - name: Register my service
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# set_fact:
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# service_name: "myapi"
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# service_domain: "api.jnss.me"
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# service_backend: "localhost:8080"
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# notify: register service with caddy
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# =================================================================
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# Sigvild Gallery Configuration
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# =================================================================
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