Context
postiz runs two Postgres services — its own application database and a separate temporal-postgres database backing its Temporal workflow engine — but its manifest's backup block only declares one hook, for its own database. The second database is currently backed up as a live file copy with no quiesce, which is only crash-consistent, not transaction-consistent.
Hola server spec 004 (try-hola/hola#426) makes the dashboard's backup-coverage view aware of this: a deployment shaped like postiz today (accepts backup@1, one participation, two recognised database services) now renders as partially covered ("1 of 2 databases quiesced") rather than the misleading fully-covered state it showed before. This is the acceptance test for that feature (spec 004 FR-019) — postiz is used deliberately as the example of the gap, precisely because it's real and already in the catalog.
What's needed here
Add a second backup participation to postiz's manifest, once the plural backup form is accepted by the catalog schema/validator (see the companion issue, blocks this one):
(Adjust service names, users, and database names to whatever postiz's actual compose declares — check the compose bundle for the real temporal-postgres service name and credentials.)
Why
Until this lands, postiz's coverage state is honestly reported as partial by the dashboard rather than falsely reported as fully quiesced — see spec 004's Assumptions: "the catalog will adopt the plural backup form and add postiz's second participation on its own cadence; nothing here depends on it landing first. Until it does, postiz reads as partial, which is the honest state."
Depends on
- The companion issue: manifest schema + validator accepting the plural
backup form.
References
Context
postizruns two Postgres services — its own application database and a separatetemporal-postgresdatabase backing its Temporal workflow engine — but its manifest'sbackupblock only declares one hook, for its own database. The second database is currently backed up as a live file copy with no quiesce, which is only crash-consistent, not transaction-consistent.Hola server spec 004 (try-hola/hola#426) makes the dashboard's backup-coverage view aware of this: a deployment shaped like
postiztoday (acceptsbackup@1, one participation, two recognised database services) now renders as partially covered ("1 of 2 databases quiesced") rather than the misleading fully-covered state it showed before. This is the acceptance test for that feature (spec 004 FR-019) — postiz is used deliberately as the example of the gap, precisely because it's real and already in the catalog.What's needed here
Add a second backup participation to postiz's manifest, once the plural
backupform is accepted by the catalog schema/validator (see the companion issue, blocks this one):(Adjust service names, users, and database names to whatever postiz's actual compose declares — check the compose bundle for the real
temporal-postgresservice name and credentials.)Why
Until this lands, postiz's coverage state is honestly reported as
partialby the dashboard rather than falsely reported as fully quiesced — see spec 004's Assumptions: "the catalog will adopt the pluralbackupform and add postiz's second participation on its own cadence; nothing here depends on it landing first. Until it does, postiz reads as partial, which is the honest state."Depends on
backupform.References