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refactor: replace Python operations tooling with Elixir - #9
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Staging and database operations required Python alongside the project's Elixir runtime. Replace both Python CLIs with standalone Elixir scripts, and update the documentation, Compose guidance, and CI to use them.
The scripts retain staging initialization, backups and checksum verification, isolated restore/load drills, upgrades, and the release pilot. Shared support handles private files, subprocess timeouts and cleanup, JSON, and verified local HTTPS. They require Elixir 1.18+ and Erlang/OTP 27+ without additional Mix dependencies; application verification still runs through Mix.
Validation completed locally:
synixir:step11image, covering HTTPS, collaboration, database outage recovery, app replacement, restore verification, and metrics scraping.