- Expanded the header constants example to cover Global, Auth, and WebSocket limits.
- Provided detailed snippets for using constants in WS_PLUGINS and AUTH_LIMIT blocks.
- Reinforced maintainability standards for the APISIX initialization script.
- Recommended defining rate limit thresholds as header constants in init.sh.
- Updated documentation snippet to use GLOBAL_LIMIT_COUNT and GLOBAL_LIMIT_WINDOW variables.
- Improved maintainability for future rate limit adjustments.
- Configured 'iklimco-net' aliases for RabbitMQ nodes in prod overlay documentation.
- Updated Step 6 and Step 8 stack snippets to include network aliases and definitions.
- Added a technical note to Step 7 explaining DNS requirements for sticky sessions.
- Implemented Consistent Hashing (chash) logic in APISIX upstream configuration for prod.
- Added instructions for real IP detection in APISIX configuration template.
- Documented the bypass of Swarm VIP for better session persistence on RabbitMQ nodes.
- Refactor production setup documentation to reflect a 3-node Vault Raft cluster starting from launch.
- Update all paths to use StorageBox mounts for shared state (SWAG config, TLS certs, Monitoring data).
- Switch Nginx configuration convention from proxy-confs to site-confs to align with SWAG's auto-include behavior.
- Standardize TLS private key extensions to .pem.
- Update node failover and recovery facts to include monitoring services.
- Align deployment pipeline instructions with the latest environment variable-driven approach.
- Database nodes now join the Docker Swarm as workers with `role=db` labels, allowing Swarm to manage their dedicated services.
- The `docker-stack-infra.yml` has been updated for production to focus solely on application-level infrastructure components.
- Dedicated database services (PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Patroni-etcd) are now explicitly deployed in separate Swarm stacks on `iklim-db-XX` nodes.
- Standardizes node naming conventions (`iklim-app-XX`, `iklim-db-XX`) across the production roadmap documentation.
- Clarifies that the `etcd` service within `docker-stack-infra.yml` is exclusively for APISIX configuration, distinct from Patroni's etcd cluster.
