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SYSTEMS ENGINEERING RECORD
Runs the services behind Polinaria. It makes deployments repeatable and keeps data recoverable when something goes wrong.
RolePlatform architect and operator
ImpactCreated a serialized exact-source deployment platform with backups, one-shot migrations, readiness checks, and defined rollback for independently owned services.
IMAGETotalInfra: The Guarded Release Lane
PROJECT TIMELINE
Recent updates and connected-system signals.
Impact: Successful job-step timing shows about 70 percent admission wait; ProjectMan is the strongest frequent compute target and its supervised Linux tiers already support non-VPS hosts. A source-verified polling bias is feasible after shared-job compatibility.
Impact: The remote runner is online, but existing deployment labels cannot be shared safely and portable Python/C++ jobs have no registered local fallback. Exact-version scheduling investigation found no native runner preference.
Impact: The private CSS source repository now has a signed empty default branch and the managed independent-review gate; provisioning issue #284 is closed.
Impact: The managed coordinator now advertises signed empty-anchor bootstrap operations for the enrolled shared-ui repository.
Impact: Storage capacity now defers the same reviewed delivery flow; successful build and packaged browser tests automatically activate only Login V2, with exact-image rollback on failure. Source checks and independent review passed.
Impact: The recurring browser authentication loss is not fixed live yet. No candidate image, final integration approval or deployment is claimed.
Impact: Live gauges and timestamped history now explain resource gates while optional collection defers safely under heavy work.
Impact: Operators can distinguish queue waits from resource gates, inspect timestamped historical evidence, and use the dashboard reliably on mobile and with a keyboard.
Impact: Both public web apps now expose standardized SemVer, full revision, and Zulu deployment provenance; their previously blocked hosted deployments are green.
Impact: Provides bounded resource and queue history without adding heavy work during host pressure.
Impact: All reviewed repositories now consume the centralized 12-hour capacity default without conflicting acquisition-job deadlines; Mixxx was promoted last through its dedicated candidate path.
Impact: Provisioning and manual local work use the shared12-hour acquisition deadline across FIFO, pressure and cooldown instead of a30-minute override or eight-check cutoff. Automated recovery retains explicit30-minute windows. All161 selected regressions passed; safety controls and hosted policy remain unchanged.
Impact: All standard hosted runners now use 13-hour ceilings, Mixxx retains 25 hours, Forgejo uses 26 hours, and capacity acquisition defaults to a bounded 12 hours.
Impact: TotalInfra now owns one validated timeout policy, server-side acquisition limits, policy-derived runner and Forgejo settings, and fail-closed rollout rollback behavior.
Impact: Exact-boundary tests cover normal and exception admission while all other safety controls remain unchanged. Live policy is still25% until the coordinated deployment acquires the shared lane and completes.
Impact: Existing swap and admission safeguards remain unchanged. Free swap increased to about 1.64 GiB. The preserved pre-change baseline had zero normal-admission-eligible samples out of 61; concurrent development and CPU pressure remain relevant.
Impact: Normal RAM/swap reserves are 1306/871 MiB without changing workload caps, serialization, PSI protection or exception safeguards. Provisioning passed normal admission, both paused services are healthy, and public smoke checks pass. This does not yet establish that queue starvation is resolved.
Impact: The reviewed collaboration runtime and recent-runs entitlement are active, but the public dashboard has not yet deployed merge commit fb73cc254d4f91255904259b65193aa8e6ddbedd.
Impact: Parallel heavy-work waiters consume enough memory to keep the queue head below admission while runners repeatedly validate missing ephemeral runtimes.
Impact: The Home lifecycle boundary now starts fail-closed with the required socket type, ownership, mode, and isolated probe access.
Impact: Five prioritized defects are closed after live acceptance checks, and three already-fixed stale tickets are reconciled closed.
Impact: Forgejo tracks agent work; workspace and repository guidance now reserve ProjectMan for important unavoidable human actions. Audit guards catch the superseded policy.
Impact: Two scheduled snapshots advanced successfully; Attention fell from eight rows to two genuine conditions. Full hosted checks, public health, configuration validation and a ten-minute idle check passed. F34 diagnostics now expose the remaining bounded-statistics failure; retirement remains a report-only partial result with zero actions.
Impact: Managed agents can access shared-ui through the approved Forgejo path. The existing review policy and credential boundaries are preserved; 101 targeted checks and independent diff review passed.
