Give Hammerhead its own edge with a built-in dashboard route; setup.sh installs it with Blacktip instead of Caddy
HAMMERHEAD_SELF_DOMAIN creates an edge for this machine, writes its token to <data>/self-edge.env and adds an https route for the dashboard to that edge's config, so no reverse proxy is needed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# Leave empty and /metrics does not exist.
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#HAMMERHEAD_METRICS_TOKEN=
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# Serve the dashboard through a Blacktip edge on this same machine, at this name, with an
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# automatic HTTPS certificate: no Caddy or other web server in front of Hammerhead. Hammerhead
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# makes the edge itself and writes its token to <data>/self-edge.env (BLACKTIP_TOKEN=...).
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# deploy/setup.sh --domain sets this up for you. Needs HAMMERHEAD_URL set to the same name.
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#HAMMERHEAD_SELF_DOMAIN=hammerhead.example.com
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# The edge's public WireGuard address for sites; default <HAMMERHEAD_SELF_DOMAIN>:51820.
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#HAMMERHEAD_SELF_TUNNEL=hammerhead.example.com:51820
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# How long access logs are kept (days). Default 30.
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#HAMMERHEAD_LOG_DAYS=30
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