## Summary - Quartz's "shortest" path mode resolves wiki-links by **filename**, not frontmatter title - Previous PR used title-based links like `[[Grafana Alloy]]` which looked for non-existent `Grafana-Alloy.md` - Now using filename-based links like `[[alloy|Grafana Alloy]]` which correctly resolve ## Changes - Rename zk duplicate files with `-log` suffix (e.g., `argocd.md` → `argocd-log.md`) - Rename `reference/storage/postgresql.md` to `postgresql-storage.md` - Convert all 175 wiki-links from `[[Title]]` to `[[filename|Title]]` format - Rename `doc-card-titles` task to `doc-filenames` (checks filename uniqueness, not titles) - Update pre-commit hook for renamed task ## Deployment and Testing - [x] Pre-commit hooks pass - [x] `mise run doc-filenames` shows no duplicate filenames - [ ] Verify wiki-links work correctly in Quartz build 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Reviewed-on: https://forge.ops.eblu.me/eblume/blumeops/pulls/90
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Transmission
BitTorrent daemon, primarily for downloading ZIM archives for kiwix.
Quick Reference
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| URL | https://torrent.ops.eblu.me |
| Tailscale URL | https://torrent.tail8d86e.ts.net |
| Namespace | torrent |
| Image | lscr.io/linuxserver/transmission:latest |
| Storage | NFS PVC from [[sifaka |
Storage Layout
NFS share on sifaka (/volume1/torrents):
| Path | Purpose |
|---|---|
/downloads/ |
Active downloads and metadata |
/downloads/complete/ |
Completed downloads |
/config/ |
Transmission configuration |
/watch/ |
Watch directory for .torrent files |
kiwix reads from /downloads/complete/ to serve ZIM archives.
Integration with Kiwix
The Kiwix deployment includes a torrent-sync sidecar that:
- Reads ZIM torrent list from ConfigMap
- Adds missing torrents via RPC
- Runs on startup and every 30 minutes
When downloads complete, the zim-watcher CronJob detects new ZIMs and restarts Kiwix.
Monitoring
Basic uptime via blackbox probe in alloy k8s (Services Health dashboard).
Web UI shows: active/seeding/paused counts, speeds, disk usage.