Why: The checklist had no measured restore path for a physical backup, WAL archive, or pg_dump onto a new target.
Evidence: bash -n, go test in tests/ops/drill_driver, and run_backup_drill.sh --self-check passed locally (SELF). The timed run is recorded separately.
Impact: Isolated u7bk only. Upload responses keep artifactId so the restore check can download the same objects.
Refs: feature/u7-ops-drills
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Why: The first pg-stop window counted an in-flight 200 at shutdown, and five writes on the timeline conversation returned 409 while a mock run held it. That measured the probe, not a proven database failure.
Evidence: go test ./... in tests/ops/drill_driver passed locally (SELF).
Impact: The outage clock starts 2s after stop or kill. RTO is five writes on new conversations. Idempotency replays only the window and retries 409 for up to 2 minutes. The Redis phase no longer uses local outside a function.
Refs: feature/u7-ops-drills
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Why: The release checklist cannot mark disconnect recovery until an isolated drill records bounded failures, no SQLite fallback, and idempotent writes.
Evidence: bash -n passed, drill_driver go test passed, unknown arguments exit 2. The timed drill is recorded next.
Impact: New drill entry only. No product change and no release decision.
Refs: docs/release-multi-instance.md C4
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Why: C4 and C5 need a shared way to start, refuse, and tear down stacks without touching production ports or processes.
Evidence: tests/ops/self_check.sh passed (help, unknown arg, foreign name, production port, busy port, SIGINT cleanup). drill_driver go test passed.
Impact: New tests/ops library and HTTP driver. No drill result and no release-gate change yet.
Refs: docs/release-multi-instance.md C4 C5
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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