Phase D3. Managed databases can ship backup archives to a configured
S3-compatible destination (AWS S3, MinIO, Garage, …) while the local
copy remains intact.
- backup_targets table: owner-scoped endpoint/bucket/region/prefix +
encrypted access/secret keys (enc:v1:, never returned, has_credentials)
- create/update probe bucket access before storing; empty keys on update
keep stored credentials; delete refused (409) while referenced
- databases.backup_target_id assigns a target; external DBs rejected
- backup pipeline uploads via a holder container over docker cp streams;
remote failure keeps the local archive (logged), row gets remote:true
- restore prefers the local archive; on a missing local copy it downloads
the remote object into the backup volume first
- holder containers must be started before archive ops — docker cp does
not resolve volume mounts on never-started (Created) containers, and
removing the source mid-stream stalls the reader without EOF
- CLI: backup-targets list|add|update|remove|test + databases update
--backup-target; MCP: 5 new tools; Settings UI card + per-database
target picker + offsite badge on backups; OpenAPI + llms.txt + CLI.md
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The cron backend was a stub: calculateNextRun returned now+1h for any
input and executeCronJob slept 2s then wrote "success" without running
the command. Now robfig/cron parses and validates schedules (400 on
invalid), a 60s scheduler goroutine executes due enabled jobs, and
commands run via docker exec sh -c inside the service's container with
stdout+stderr captured into cron_executions. Added Client.ExecRun for
attached output capture. UI: Cron tab on the service detail page with
create/edit/enable-toggle, manual Run, and execution history with logs.
Verified e2e against real Postgres + Docker (trigger and scheduler tick
both produce real captured output).
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Phase 0 cleanup verified end-to-end:
- Delete vendored APwhy runtime (cmd/apwhy, internal/apwhy) and the
unwired copy (internal/api/server.go + static bundle + cloned
internal/{storage,analytics,auth,rbac}) — ~7.5k lines of dead code.
- Keep Containr's native internal/gateway; move APwhy management
routes under /api/v1/gateway/* so they stop colliding with the
native /services paths. Fix handlers against the real schema:
UUID ids via RETURNING, integer enabled flags, plan validation,
service validate endpoint, unique-violation mapping.
- Port agents.go off GORM onto sqlc (sqlc/queries/agents.sql);
drop gorm dependencies; fix sqlc schema drift (services.environment_id).
- Replace the SELECT 1 goose baseline with the real consolidated
schema (52 tables) minus APwhy's parallel auth/RBAC objects;
idempotent via IF NOT EXISTS / OR REPLACE / guarded DO blocks so it
replays cleanly over legacy installs. Add a drop migration for the
dead objects and delete the legacy filename-tracked migrations/
loader, directory, and Dockerfile copy. Verified via cmd/migrate:
fresh install 53 tables, legacy upgrade clean to 20260917000000.
- Canvas: add invisible React Flow handles to ServiceNode so inferred
auto-connections stop emitting warning #008.
- Remove reactflow dep (superseded by @xyflow/react), test harness
cmds, and legacy 0001_init.sql backups.
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