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Enable HTTPS for cloudmonitorsite.duckdns.org - #26
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Enable automated Let's Encrypt TLS on port 443 using Caddy and preserve the existing Nginx API rate limits and monitoring routes. Redirect HTTP requests for cloudmonitorsite.duckdns.org to HTTPS, preserve the forwarded scheme, and document persistent deployment configuration.
Validation: Nginx configuration passed nginx -t on the production Docker network; Caddy configuration passed caddy validate. DuckDNS resolves to the production EC2 IP. Existing loopback health checks and database volumes are unchanged.