Migration 7400 moves pending_releases (with its two HDD indexes), release_inspections and probe_cache to the default tablespace (nvme on homelab): the edge's batch upserts into pending_releases took minutes each on the HDD and the prober's flushes waited on them (LOG.md (137)). Homelab moved them by hand with the services stopped: 66 GB in 10.5 minutes. With everything the prober touches on the NVMe, the nightly pause leaves the prober running (usenet-rebuild-pause.sh), and a deploy while paused recreates it with node-api and web (deploy.sh). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# Installed as ~/bin/usenet-rebuild-pause.sh (by hand). Nightly (homelab crontab, 23:45): voyager 2's processing paused for the night; usenet-rebuild-resume.sh (07:45)
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# starts it again. Postgres, web, node-api and the prober stay up: since 2026-11-03 (LOG.md (137)) everything the
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# prober touches is on the NVMe, so it probes through the night without the HDD. Takes the deploy lock, so it never
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# runs during a CI deploy, and leaves .cache/paused, so a deploy in the night doesn't start the workers again.
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cd /mnt/bulk/usenet-rebuild || exit 1
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exec 9>.cache/deploy.lock
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flock 9
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touch .cache/paused
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date "+%F %T pausing"
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docker compose stop edge
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docker compose stop coordinator merger judge spotter spot-inspector
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docker compose ps --format "{{.Service}} {{.Status}}"
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