feat(garage,authentik): console multi-domain + standalone proxy outpost
Two related additions for gating a cross-host service (garage WebUI on a storage host) behind authentik without breaking on TLS or X-Forwarded-Host: garage role: - Add garage_webui_domains (list), mirroring garage_s3_domains. The console router now accepts every entry, so a DMZ reverseproxy can use a backend_host whose cert SAN matches an internal *.int.* name instead of connecting by IP (which fails acme cert verification). Defaults to the single garage_webui_domain so existing inventories are unaffected. authentik_outpost_proxy role (new): - Standalone proxy (ForwardAuth) outpost, modelled on authentik_outpost_ldap. Co-locate it with the protected service so the ForwardAuth subrequest reaches authentik over the local docker network. The embedded outpost only works for services on the authentik host: a cross-host subrequest routed through an extra reverse-proxy hop arrives with a polluted X-Forwarded-Host (port/comma-appended), which the outpost no longer matches against the provider's external_host (404).
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#SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT-0
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galaxy_info:
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author: digitalboard
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description: Deploy an authentik proxy (ForwardAuth) outpost via Docker Compose, co-located with the services it protects
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company: Digitalboard
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license: MIT-0
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min_ansible_version: "2.14"
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platforms:
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- name: Debian
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versions:
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- bookworm
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- name: Ubuntu
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versions:
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- jammy
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- noble
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galaxy_tags:
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- authentik
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- proxy
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- forwardauth
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- outpost
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- sso
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- docker
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- digitalboard
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dependencies: []
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