Build the backend as a fully static musl binary (rust:1-alpine + x86_64-unknown-linux-musl) and run it in a scratch image with only the binary and the compiled frontend: 32 MB instead of ~110 MB, no shell, package manager or libc, running as the numeric user 10001:10001. The binary moves to /usr/local/bin/tavolo so `tavolo migrate` and `tavolo serve` resolve on PATH in compose and Kubernetes. TLS for OIDC and Postgres validates against Mozilla's roots embedded in the binary by webpki-roots, so no certificate files are needed; the OTLP client is built without a TLS backend, so OTEL_EXPORTER_OTLP_ENDPOINT must be http:// (documented). The Docker HEALTHCHECK is removed since scratch has no curl: Kubernetes probes /api/health over HTTP and Compose gates on its dependency checks. `strip = "symbols"` trims the release binary. Validated with docker compose up --build: migrations, sessions, lobby creation, the OIDC discovery redirect and the SPA all work, proving musl DNS resolution for the postgres/redis/mockoauth service names.
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# OpenTelemetry (compiled in by default). Off unless OTEL_ENABLED is
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# truthy; exports traces (HTTP/WebSocket) and process metrics, plus custom
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# tavolo.active_users / tavolo.ongoing_games gauges and logs over OTLP/HTTP.
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# The endpoint defaults to the standard OTEL_EXPORTER_OTLP_ENDPOINT
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# (localhost:4318) when unset.
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# The endpoint defaults to http://localhost:4318 when unset and must use
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# http:// (the OTLP client is built without a TLS backend; terminate TLS in
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# front of a remote collector).
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#OTEL_ENABLED=true
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#OTEL_SERVICE_NAME=tavolo
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#OTEL_EXPORTER_OTLP_ENDPOINT=http://otel-collector:4318
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