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The lake was prod-stack-only; beta and LAN fell straight to NASA. Now the compose stack gets the same service (backend image, THERMOGRAPH_ROLE=lake, never host-published) and the backend points at it via THERMOGRAPH_LAKE_URL: - deploy.sh rolls lake with every backend deploy (same image, different role); deploy-stack.sh's backend leg updates it too, tolerating stacks that predate the service. - Creds: beta via the vault (added to beta.yaml); LAN via the Actions S3 secrets injected by backend-deploy-dev.yml (dev renders no vault). Without creds the service stays healthy and answers 503 — reads fall through to NASA, so a credential gap can never take a page down. - Dev overlay lifts the CPU caps like every other service. |
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| frontend-build-push.yml | ||
| frontend-deploy-dev.yml | ||
| frontend-deploy-prod.yml | ||
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| infra-sync.yml | ||
| observability-validate.yml | ||
| ops-cron.yml | ||
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| secrets-guard.yml | ||