Same status the disaster-recovery.md conversation already ruled out of
the public repo - operationally true, not employer-facing. KB and
NocoDB job notes keep the real detail; only the public prose changes.
Swapped the curl/jq text block for what the doc actually needed:
real screenshots of the live Dashy Fleet Schedule Heatmap widget -
one showing a populated cell clicked open (proving the TIP's
click-to-expand claim is real, not just described), one showing the
"no fixed time" section for the 15 jobs excluded from the grid.
Live-pulled the actual 50-row NocoDB inventory (also caught and fixed
a stale KB fact along the way - the note pointed at the wrong NocoDB
deployment entirely, nocodb-content/automation instead of the real
nocodb/rocky-docker instance). Replaced the vague weight-formula prose
with the real numbers, cut the mermaid diagram that only restated the
prose above it, and added five real stories mined from populating the
table by hand: a three-way monthly collision fix, a cascading
Kopia->ClamAV reschedule, a duration figure corrected 8x after
checking real completed-run data, the heaviest job in the whole fleet
(not a backup), and a 404 that looked like an auth problem and
wasn't. Enriched the pending PBS datastore bug with its real
resolution options and added a second real gap: Technitium's
blocklist auto-update is configured but silently a no-op.
Completes the full depth pass across all 16 docs - real tech names,
why-this-vs-the-alternative reasoning, heavy cross-linking between
every doc, ranked/specific tradeoffs instead of generic hedges.
Completes the orchestration/registry/content batch - Kestra's
check-pause-approve-apply pattern, the self-hosted build pipeline,
the SOC dashboard's 14-source aggregation, the cron heatmap, and the
in-progress content pipeline, all in the diagram+callout+table style.
thesabear