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docs/services/elb.md
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| Environment variable | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| `FLOCI_SERVICES_ELBV2_ENABLED` | `true` | Enable or disable the ELBv2 service |
| `FLOCI_SERVICES_ELBV2_LISTENER_FORWARDER_IMAGE` | `alpine/socat:1.8.1.3` | Pinned sidecar image that publishes ALB listener ports from a Docker-hosted Floci container. |
## Listener Ports
Listener sockets bind on the Floci host. Expose any listener ports you need in Docker Compose when Floci itself runs in a container, similar to RDS and ElastiCache proxy ports.
ALB DNS names default to `name-id.elb.localhost`, which resolves to the host loopback address.
When Floci runs in Docker, it creates a lifecycle-managed `socat` sidecar per active listener
port. The sidecar publishes that same port on the host and forwards it to Floci, so no static
Docker Compose port range is required. A host-port conflict prevents that listener from being
reachable until the conflict is removed.
Instance targets use their container bridge IP as the primary route. When Floci cannot route to
that bridge IP, such as Docker Desktop or DinD isolation, it falls back to the instance's existing
published application port through `host.docker.internal`. This fallback is conditional; direct
bridge routing remains the normal path whenever it is reachable.
docs/services/s3.md
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- index-document resolution for the site root and slash-terminated prefixes
- `302` redirects that append a slash when an index document exists below a prefix
- configured error documents and the default website error response
- `RedirectAllRequestsTo` with a required hostname and optional `HTTP` or `HTTPS` protocol. Website GET and HEAD return a `301` absolute redirect that preserves the request path and query string.
HEAD returns the same status and object metadata as GET without a response body.
Redirect-all and advanced routing-rule configurations are not implemented.
Advanced routing-rule configurations are not implemented.
## Range Reads