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docs(helm): explain authenticated native HTTP access - #551

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Before → After

Earlier sections of the bilingual Helm and Vermeer guides still describe native HTTP entries as private ClusterIP services in every mode. Document the proposed chart behavior: NodePort in easy mode, ClusterIP in strict mode, and explicit Service overrides taking precedence.

Add node-IP/HTTP-port discovery and login instructions while keeping Worker HTTP, RPC and member traffic private. Preserve the distinction between Service exposure and standalone/cluster topology, and pin the referenced Vermeer deployment guide.

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Documentation-only follow-up to Doc #550, aligned with Server #3427. The chart change and its credential-strength review remain pending. This PR does not claim released-chart availability, runtime isolation or RC acceptance. Checks reported for earlier branch revisions are not acceptance of this current head; current-head documentation CI runs separately.

Source: org Doc #55

Visual overview

Native HTTP access by final Service type

Native HTTP access follows the final Service type, including explicit overrides: NodePort uses a reachable node address and assigned HTTP port; ClusterIP supports in-cluster access or authorized port-forwarding. Authentication remains required. This map describes intended access behavior; some current wording remains under review. It does not establish runtime isolation or security acceptance.

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imbajin merged commit 9f24707 into apache:master Oct 28, 2026
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