feat(redis): persist per-app ACL users via aclfile on PVC#146
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Codify Redis ACL persistence so per-app least-privilege users survive pod restarts. When redis.acl.enabled (default true), redis runs with --aclfile /data/users.acl and a bootstrap initContainer seeds that file with the shared no-auth `default` user so existing consumers are unaffected. Per-app users (e.g. fuzekeys ~fuzekeys:* +@ALL -@admin -@dangerous), created imperatively during consumer onboarding, are written to the file via ACL SAVE and persist on the PVC as hashes — never in git. Unblocks FuzeKeys onboarding (FuzeInfra#136); see governance/datastore-allocations.md. Co-authored-by: Israel Weinberg <izzywdev@users.noreply.github.com>
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Codify Redis ACL persistence so per-app least-privilege users survive pod
restarts. When redis.acl.enabled (default true), redis runs with
--aclfile /data/users.acl and a bootstrap initContainer seeds that file with
the shared no-auth
defaultuser so existing consumers are unaffected.Per-app users (e.g. fuzekeys ~fuzekeys:* +@ALL -@admin -@dangerous), created
imperatively during consumer onboarding, are written to the file via ACL SAVE
and persist on the PVC as hashes — never in git.
Unblocks FuzeKeys onboarding (FuzeInfra#136); see governance/datastore-allocations.md.
Co-authored-by: Israel Weinberg izzywdev@users.noreply.github.com
Closes #136