docs: restore drill passed — S3 leg gate closed
18/18 instances replicated, restic seed complete and restore-tested (tree identical to live; dump loads into a scratch MariaDB, 12/12 tables). Remaining ks2 gates are the nuc leg after FTTH. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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nextcloud tree, churn-independent; restic: seed at 60–115 MiB/s,
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local-cache incrementals). Details in
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[plakar-s3-data.md](plakar-s3-data.md).
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- **Left to do**: restore test on the complete `restic-data`; re-enable
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the interim ks2 push until FTTH; then the ks2 decommission gates
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- **Done 2026-08-28**: initial sync (1,114,212 files / 1.239 TiB in
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4h10m, only 2.4 GiB added thanks to dedup + the seafile GC), restore
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drill passed (§7), interim ks2 push re-enabled.
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- **Left**: the nuc leg after FTTH, then the ks2 decommission
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([../ks2/plan.md](../ks2/plan.md)). The instance leg (§6) is
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shelved, not pending.
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- **Old tool**: see the legacy note above; the `integration-incus`
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