- Remove postgresql and miniflux roles from playbook
- Delete ansible/roles/miniflux/ and ansible/roles/postgresql/
- Update borgmatic to backup only pg.tail8d86e.ts.net (k8s)
- Move .pgpass management to borgmatic role
- Disable postgres metrics in alloy (k8s CNPG metrics TBD)
- Remove svc:pg and svc:feed from tailscale_serve
The miniflux user password is auto-generated by CloudNativePG and stored
in blumeops-pg-app secret. Updated README and secret template to document
the correct setup process.
Updated P3_postgresql.complete.md with full implementation notes including:
- borgmatic borg path fix
- Disaster recovery testing
- CloudNativePG managed roles for borgmatic user
- Dual database backup configuration
- ACL grant for homelab → k8s
- ArgoCD selfHeal disabled for feature branch workflow
- CNPG default values to prevent drift
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CloudNativePG operator fills in connectionLimit, ensure, and inherit
defaults on managed roles. Adding these explicitly keeps ArgoCD in sync.
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## Summary
- Fixed borgmatic `borg: command not found` by adding `local_path` config option
- Successfully tested disaster recovery: restored miniflux data from borgmatic backup to k8s-pg
- Added borgmatic user to k8s-pg via CloudNativePG managed roles
- Configured borgmatic to backup both localhost and k8s-pg PostgreSQL databases
- Added Tailscale ACL grant for `tag:homelab` → `tag:k8s` on port 5432
- Disabled selfHeal on apps app to allow manual revision changes during development
## Changes
- `ansible/roles/borgmatic/` - Added `local_path` and k8s-pg database entry
- `ansible/roles/postgresql/tasks/main.yml` - Added k8s-pg to `.pgpass`
- `argocd/apps/apps.yaml` - Disabled selfHeal
- `argocd/manifests/databases/blumeops-pg.yaml` - Added borgmatic managed role
- `argocd/manifests/databases/secret-borgmatic.yaml.tpl` - New secret template
- `pulumi/policy.hujson` - Added ACL grant for backup access
## Deployment and Testing
- [x] Borgmatic backup runs successfully
- [x] Miniflux data restored to k8s-pg (2 users, 2 feeds, 44 entries verified)
- [x] borgmatic user created in k8s-pg with pg_read_all_data role
- [x] Both localhost and k8s-pg databases in backup archive
- [x] zk documentation updated (borgmatic.md, postgresql.md)
- [ ] After merge: set blumeops-pg app back to main revision
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Documents lessons learned:
- SSH credential template for all forge repos
- Kustomize patches must omit namespace for matching
- Tailscale hostname cutover requires manual admin console deletion
- ArgoCD workflow: all apps target main, manual sync for control
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Kustomize matches patches before namespace transformation, so the
patch file shouldn't specify namespace (kustomization.yaml adds it).
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The argocd-ssh-known-hosts-cm ConfigMap needs to be a resource,
not a patch, because the upstream install.yaml includes it inline
in a way kustomize can't patch.
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## Summary
- Fixed borgmatic-metrics script failing in LaunchAgent context
- Changed from `mise x -- borg` to absolute paths (`/opt/homebrew/bin/borg`, `/opt/homebrew/bin/jq`)
- This fixes the Grafana dashboard showing "DOWN" for Repository Status and missing time series data
## Deployment and Testing
- [ ] Run `mise run provision-indri -- --tags borgmatic-metrics` to deploy the fix
- [ ] Wait for the hourly metrics collection (or manually run `ssh indri '~/bin/borgmatic-metrics'`)
- [ ] Verify Grafana dashboard shows "UP" status and populated graphs
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## Summary
- Add `tag:k8s-api` to Pulumi ACLs and indri device tags
- Configure Tailscale serve with TCP passthrough for k8s API at `k8s.tail8d86e.ts.net`
- Update minikube role to include `k8s.tail8d86e.ts.net` in certificate SANs
- Add `apiserver_port` config option (internal port 6443, dynamic host port with podman driver)
- Document Step 0.14 in k8s-migration plan (added post-Phase 0 completion)
The Kubernetes API is now accessible at `https://k8s.tail8d86e.ts.net` using TCP passthrough to preserve mTLS authentication.
## Deployment and Testing
- [x] Pulumi ACLs applied
- [x] Tailscale service created and approved in admin console
- [x] Minikube cluster recreated with new cert SANs
- [x] tailscale serve configured with TCP passthrough
- [x] 1Password credentials updated with new certs
- [x] Kubeconfig updated on gilbert
- [x] `mise run indri-services-check` passes
- [x] `kubectl --context=minikube-indri get nodes` works via Tailscale
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## Summary
- Replace permissive wildcard ACL (`*` -> `*`) with specific service grants
- Admin: full access to all services including NAS
- Member: user-facing services only (no Grafana/Loki/NAS)
- Add device tagging for gilbert (workstation) and sifaka (NAS) via Pulumi
- SSH hardening: remove root access, use "check" action with MFA
- Add ACL tests to validate policy behavior
## Deployment and Testing
- [x] Pulumi preview passes
- [x] HuJSON syntax validated
- [x] ACL tests defined and passing
- [ ] Deploy with `mise run tailnet-up`
- [ ] Verify SSH access from gilbert to indri
- [ ] Verify Allison cannot access Grafana/Loki/NAS
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## Summary
- Remove all `meta/main.yml` dependencies from ansible roles
- Role ordering is now controlled entirely by `indri.yml` playbook
- Fix incorrect roles path in CLAUDE.md (`playbooks/roles` → `roles`)
## Why
Ansible's tag accumulation behavior prevents proper role deduplication when using meta dependencies. When a role is pulled in as a dependency, the parent role's tags are added to the dependency's tags (e.g., `[loki]` becomes `[alloy, loki]`), making them appear as different invocations to Ansible and causing roles to run multiple times.
## Deployment and Testing
- [x] Verified with `ansible-playbook --list-tasks` that each role now appears exactly once
- [x] Run full provision to verify no regressions
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## Summary
- Simplify kiwix role from 213 lines to 151 lines (-30%)
- Replace per-archive torrent status loops with single shell command
- Decouple kiwix startup from declared inventory - now serves whatever completed ZIM files exist
- Fix tailscale_serve role to handle empty JSON in check mode
## Performance improvement
- **Before**: ~132 operations (44 archives × 3 loops for status check, recheck, symlink)
- **After**: ~5 operations (1 shell script + 1 find + conditional symlinks)
- Expected reduction: ~3 minutes per ansible run
## Test plan
- [x] Ran `mise run provision-indri -- --check --diff` to preview changes
- [x] Ran `mise run provision-indri` to apply changes
- [x] Ran `mise run indri-services-check` - all services healthy
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## Summary
- Add `postgresql_superuser` variable (`eblume`) to prevent PostgreSQL from inheriting OS username during initdb
- Update all psql/createdb commands to use explicit `-U` flag
- Add `check_mode: false` to op commands so 1Password fetches run during `--check` mode
- Add PostgreSQL and Miniflux health checks to indri-services-check
## Test plan
- [x] Renamed existing superuser from `erichblume` to `eblume`
- [x] Ran `mise run provision-indri -- --tags postgresql --check --diff` successfully
- [x] Verified connection as `eblume` superuser via Tailscale
- [x] Ran `mise run indri-services-check` - all services healthy
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## Summary
- Manage tail8d86e.ts.net ACLs, tags, and DNS via Pulumi + Python
- State stored in Pulumi Cloud (free tier) to avoid circular dependency
- OAuth authentication via 1Password for secure credential management
- New mise tasks: `tailnet-preview`, `tailnet-up`
## Architecture
Two-layer approach:
- **Layer 1 (Pulumi)**: Tailnet-wide config (ACLs, tags, DNS)
- **Layer 2 (Ansible)**: Node-local `tailscale serve` config (unchanged)
## Test plan
- [x] Exported current ACL from Tailscale API
- [x] Imported existing ACL into Pulumi state
- [x] Verified `mise run tailnet-preview` shows no changes
- [x] Verified `mise run tailnet-up` applies successfully
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## Summary
- Add `mise run blumeops-tasks` to fetch and display tasks from Todoist
- Uses uv run script with inline dependencies (httpx, rich)
- Fetches API credential securely via 1Password CLI
- Sorts tasks by custom priority order: p1, p2, p4, p3 (backlog last)
- Documents the task discovery workflow in CLAUDE.md
## Test plan
- [x] Verified `mise run blumeops-tasks` fetches and displays tasks correctly
- [x] Confirmed priority sorting works as expected
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## Summary
- Use async with poll: 0 for alloy and loki restart handlers
- Fire-and-forget approach prevents ansible from hanging on graceful shutdown
## Test plan
- [x] Manually verified `brew services restart grafana-alloy` works
- [x] Run full ansible playbook and verify it completes without timeout
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Use async with poll: 0 to fire-and-forget service restarts.
These services have graceful shutdown periods that can exceed
ansible's default command timeout.
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## Summary
- Add `mise run zk-docs` task to concatenate all blumeops-tagged zettelkasten cards
- Main project card is shown first, followed by service management logs
- Uses `bat` for output (added to Brewfile)
- Args are passed through to bat for custom formatting
- Update CLAUDE.md to use zk-docs command with plain output options
- Update README.md to note zettelkasten is private with contact email
## Test plan
- [x] `mise run zk-docs` displays all 6 blumeops cards
- [x] `mise run zk-docs -- --style=header --color=never --decorations=always` shows filenames without decoration
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## Summary
- Add ansible role for devpi-server as a transparent PyPI caching proxy
- LaunchAgent with KeepAlive runs via `mise x -- devpi-server`
- Listens on port 3141, data stored in `~/devpi`
- Health checks added to `indri-services-check` script
## Manual Setup Required (on indri, before provisioning)
1. Add to `~/.config/mise/config.toml`:
```toml
[tools]
"pipx:devpi-server" = "latest"
"pipx:devpi-web" = "latest"
"pipx:devpi-client" = "latest"
```
2. Run `mise install`
3. Initialize: `mise x -- devpi-init --serverdir ~/devpi`
## Post-Provisioning
- Set up Tailscale service `pypi` on port 443 → 3141
- Configure client pip.conf with index-url
## Test plan
- [x] Ansible syntax check passes
- [x] Dry-run: `mise run provision-indri -- --check --diff`
- [x] Apply: `mise run provision-indri`
- [x] Health check: `mise run indri-services-check`
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## Summary
- Adds a new Grafana dashboard for Node Exporter metrics on macOS hosts
- Uses macOS-native memory metrics (node_memory_total_bytes, node_memory_active_bytes, etc.) instead of Linux-specific ones
- Includes dropdown selectors for instance, disk, and network device filtering
## Details
The standard Node Exporter dashboards show "No Data" for memory panels on macOS because they query Linux-specific metrics like `node_memory_MemTotal_bytes`. macOS node_exporter exports different metrics:
| Linux | macOS |
|-------|-------|
| node_memory_MemTotal_bytes | node_memory_total_bytes |
| node_memory_MemFree_bytes | node_memory_free_bytes |
| node_memory_Buffers_bytes | (not available) |
| node_memory_Cached_bytes | (not available) |
macOS has unique memory categories: Wired, Active, Compressed, Inactive, Free.
## Test plan
- [x] Dashboard deployed to indri via ansible
- [x] All panels showing data for indri
- [x] Instance selector works to switch between hosts
- [x] Disk and network device filters work
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## Summary
- Adds Upload/Download Ratio stat panel with color thresholds (red < 0.5, yellow < 1, green >= 1)
- Adds Downloaded (Period) stat panel showing bytes downloaded in selected time range
- Adds Uploaded (Period) stat panel showing bytes uploaded in selected time range
Uses PromQL `increase()` on existing counter metrics - no new metrics collection needed.
## Test plan
- [x] Deployed to indri via `mise run provision-indri`
- [x] Grafana restarted successfully
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- Add mise-tasks/provision-indri script to run ansible playbook
- Fix transmission_metrics launchctl load to be idempotent
- Update CLAUDE.md to reference mise run provision-indri
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- Query torrent-get RPC to sum totalSize of all torrents
- Add transmission_torrents_size_bytes gauge metric
- Add "Total Torrent Size" timeseries panel to dashboard
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