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Ops deep-check: OmniRoute docs/ops + .github — ledger, file-by-file comparison, adopt/better findings #3194

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Goal

Deep-check the OmniRoute repository — specifically docs/ops/ and .github/ on branch release/v3.8.51 — and align APIARY's ops documentation and CI procedures with anything they do better. This is a file-by-file deep check, not a skim.

Scope of study

Two trees, every file, one by one:

  1. docs/ops/ — full contents (operations docs: runbooks, procedures, dashboards, whatever lives there)
  2. .github/ — full contents (workflows, templates, dependabot config, CODEOWNERS, etc.)

Required procedure

Step 1 — Ledger

Before any analysis: build a complete ledger of every file in both trees (path, size, one-line purpose guess). Post the ledger in this issue as a comment so the inventory is on the record before the deep dive starts. Do not skip files because they look trivial — the point is the full inventory.

Step 2 — File-by-file analysis

Walk the ledger top to bottom. For EVERY file record three things against APIARY:

  • We already do this — name our equivalent (file/workflow/timer) so the claim is verifiable
  • Adopt — what we're missing and why it matters for APIARY (39-stack Arcane deployment, dual-host homeserver+VPS, honeypot sensors). Name where it would live in our repo (path) and what it would contain
  • Do better — places where our approach is already stronger; note it so we don't regress by copying blindly

Context for judging fit: APIARY is a honeypot/deception deployment (Arcane-managed Docker stacks on homeserver + VPS, Trellis-security CI pipeline, Strix scans on PRs, deploy via gh workflow run deploy.yml -f target=… for VPS and Arcane Git-sync for home). Not everything in OmniRoute's ops model transfers — judge each file against our reality, don't bulk-copy.

Step 3 — Findings

Every adopt/do-better finding gets its own new GitHub issue — one issue per finding, labeled, with the concrete proposal (what + where + why) written out. Reference the OmniRoute source file path in each. Findings that turn out to be "already covered" are recorded in the table, not opened as issues.

Post the final summary table (file → verdict → issue link or "covered") as a comment here and close this issue when the walk is complete.

Deliverables

  • Ledger comment (complete file inventory of both trees)
  • Per-file analysis comment (or attached doc)
  • One issue per actionable finding (labeled, cross-referenced)
  • Summary table + close

Non-goals

  • No code changes in this issue — research only
  • No bulk porting of OmniRoute docs; every adoption is judged on APIARY fit
  • Out of scope: anything under OmniRoute's application source outside the two named trees (note anything that looks load-bearing and open a follow-up if truly needed)

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