docs: add SECURITY-HARDENING.md (HTTP/2 bomb mitigation, NetworkPolicy, resource limits)#228
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Documents production hardening for ClickStack deployments: - HTTP/2 bomb mitigation (Codex disclosure, June 2026): patched ingress controller versions for nginx, Apache, Envoy/Istio - NetworkPolicy starter example for HyperDX UI/API - Recommended HyperDX deployment resource limits (cgroup OOM bounds DoS) - Caveats on exposing OTLP gRPC (port 4317, HTTP/2-only) publicly No behavior changes — pure docs addition + two cross-references.
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Adds a production hardening guide. No behavior changes — pure docs addition.
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docs/SECURITY-HARDENING.mdcovering:README.md(new "Production Hardening" section)NOTES.txtfooterWhy
Chart defaults are safe for development (Service
ClusterIP, Ingress disabled), but production operators frequently flip Ingress on without considering the HTTP/2 termination layer. The June 2026 HTTP/2 bomb disclosure makes the pinning question urgent: nginx-ingress < 4.13.0 / Apache mod_http2 < 2.0.41 are exposed.Out of scope
Customers who want stronger built-in defaults can follow the example values shown in the doc; not enforcing them here keeps the chart backward-compatible.