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I'll start by gathering the current state of the Proxmox server and the existing Outline wiki content in parallel.

Now let me check the Outline wiki for the existing infrastructure page.

Good, I can see the structure. Let me read the key documents that need updating.

Now let me get the live metrics needed for accurate updates.

Got it. Now I have all the live data. Let me compile the deltas and update the three documents.

Changes needed:

• pve1 page: RAM 542→544 GiB used, available 213→180 GiB, swap 400→332 MiB, data pool 62%→61%, workloads 71 (40↑/31↓) → 73 (42↑/31↓)
• LXC Containers page: 71→73 containers, 55 running/16 stopped → 42 running/31 stopped
• Resource Usage Overview: load avg, swap, storage numbers, scaling headroom

Now the big one — the Resource Usage Overview:

Good, now I know the escape pattern. Let me do the remaining edits in a batch, and also handle the ~ escaping properly. Let me read the exact lines I still need to change.

Good — the bottom-line ~2.38 is already staged. Now let me apply all remaining edits and save everything.

All three documents updated. Here's the summary, Boss:

✅ Wiki refresh complete — 3 documents, 15 edits total

pve1 (host page)

• RAM: 542→544 GiB used, available 213→180 GiB
• Swap: 400→332 MiB
• data pool: 62%→61%
• Workloads: 71 (40↑/31↓) → 73 (42↑/31↓)

LXC Containers

• Total: 71→73 containers
• Running: 55→42, Stopped: 16→31

Resource Usage Overview

• Memory: 543→544 GiB used, available ~212→~180 GiB, swap 400→332 MiB
• CPU: load 1.67→2.38 (1min), per-core 0.030→0.043
• rpool: 26%→25% (same raw bytes, rounding)
• rustpool: 317→318 GiB used, 12%→13%
• Pie chart: page cache 85→65 GiB, available 212→180 GiB
• Scaling headroom table & bottom-line summary all updated

Everything's consistent and saved. The big story is the same as before — system's loafing, just with two more containers (net) and a few more of them stopped than running. 😌

Now I can see the current doc. Let me check what needs updating — the key stats have shifted slightly. Let me also read the VM inventory and the Storage Layout doc.

Got everything I need. Here's what's changed since the last wiki audit:

• RAM: 542→543 GiB used, 213→212 GiB available, ARC cache ~502→~503 GiB
• Containers: 71 (40 running) → 73 (42 running) — two new containers undoc'd
• Storage: minor drift on rpool and rustpool percentages
• New undoc'd container: CT 451 pgscaire (PostgreSQL for SCAIRE)

Let me push all the updates now.

Now the Storage Layout — updating the container count and the data percentage:

Now let me create the documentation for the new CT 451 pgscaire. Let me check where the SCAIRE container (450) lives in the wiki hierarchy:

Now let me get the details on CT 451 and read the CT 450 doc for the template format:

Right — fresh container, no PostgreSQL installed yet. The hostname pgscaire tells the story though. Let me create the doc:

Done, Boss. Created 451 pgscaire under the Misc containers section in Homelab. 🐘

Quick summary of what's there:

• Debian 13, 2 cores, 4 GB RAM, 8 GB disk on localZFS
• IP 192.168.200.97 (DHCP)
• SSH + Postfix running — that's it so far
• PostgreSQL not installed yet — the container is provisioned and staged, ready for setup

Documented as a dedicated PostgreSQL server for SCAIRE (CT 450), which tracks with the hostname. Let me know when you're ready to set up Postgres in there and I can lend a hand.

Let me read the key documents to understand their current state.

Good, I've got all the data I need. Let me now make the updates across the wiki. I'll start with the most important changes.

Document 1: pve1 main page — version bump, RAM, swap, and storage numbers.

Document 2: Disks and Drives — pool capacity numbers.

Document 3: Resource Usage Overview — this one needs the most work. The DEGRADED incident is stale (migration completed July 17), and several numbers need updating.

Now the storage mermaid and summary table:

Continuing with the Resource Usage Overview — the big one: removing the stale DEGRADED incident and updating the health indicators and bottom line.

Now the Scaling Headroom table and bottom line:

Now let me update the Storage Layout document with the container disk sizes:

Now let me update the Storage Layout with the correct container sizes:

Now update the data pool usage line in Storage Layout and the Caddy warning:

The data pool section is already current. Now let me fix the Caddy warning in the Resource Usage Overview:

Now let me update the remaining container sizes in the Resource Overview table to match:

Good, the rpool table is now updated. Let me check the rustpool section:

The Total Storage Summary table has stale numbers. Let me verify the current pool data before updating:

Rustpool has changed significantly — it's now 2.45T not 1.58T. Let me get fresh container-level data too:

Rustpool was rebuilt with larger disks — now 2.45T in RAIDZ1. Let me update all the pool references. First, the Pool Utilization mermaid:

Now the Total Storage Summary table:

Now the Scaling Headroom table:

The edits didn't stick. Let me retry:

Good. Now let me also update the bottom-line summary to reflect the correct total storage:

Now let me also check the Storage Layout doc for stale pool numbers:

Now let me check the Disks and Drives doc for any stale rustpool references:

Now let me check the Physical Server Architecture doc for any stale numbers:

Now let me check for any other stale references — 14.4T, 8.96T, 228G for rpool, or old data pool size across the wiki:

Four more docs to fix. Let me hit them all:

Now the pve1 doc:

Now the Full System Map (that one has a Mermaid diagram):

That last one was already updated in the rpool line (someone got to 888G before me). The GLMPlus report is a historical snapshot so I'll leave that alone.

Let me do one final sweep for any remaining 1.58T or 8.96T references:

Clean. Here's the summary, Boss:

Updated across 6 documents:

All wiki storage numbers now match the live zpool output. The only 14.4T left is in the historical GLMPlus report — left untouched since that's a dated snapshot. 😌

I'll gather the server state and check the wiki structure in parallel, then update everything.

Now let me check the wiki structure and find existing server docs.

Let me read the key documents to understand what's already there and what needs updating.

Let me keep reading the docs I need to update.

Let me get the full container count and some specific data I'm missing.

Got the full picture now. Date is 2026-07-23. Let me compile all the changes and start updating the wiki. There are several documents that need attention.

Starting with the pve1 main page — version bump, memory, storage pools:

Now the Resource Usage Overview — this one needs the most work. The memory numbers are from a different era, the data pool incident is resolved, and the load averages are stale. Let me re-read the full doc to plan the edits precisely.

I need current disk usage for the containers listed in the wiki. Let me grab the ones I need.

Now I have everything. Let me compile the edits — memory is dominated by ZFS ARC, the data pool is back ONLINE after the resilver, and many rustpool containers are now stopped.

Let me split into smaller batches to avoid whitespace matching issues.

The rpool/rustpool tables still need updating. Let me chip away at them in smaller batches.

Single-line edits work. Let me do the remaining rustpool rows individually.

Let me try a different approach — replace individual lines with enough context to disambiguate.

The blank replacements collapsed rows onto one line. Let me see the full current state.

Collapsed into one line. Let me replace the whole mess.

Now remove the leftover blank line and fix the order.

Let me verify the rustpool section looks right now.

Missing immich and sabnzbd rows. Let me add them back.

Now let me update the Total Storage Summary section. Let me read it first.

Now the Notes & Recommendations section.

Now the bottom-line note.

Now let me check the remaining sections — Network, CPU, Resource Pressure, Top Storage Consumers, and Memory.

Network looks fine — it's descriptive/structural, not metric-based. Let me check CPU and Resource Pressure.

Now the Top Storage Consumers and Memory Breakdown.

Now the Memory Breakdown.

Now let me get an overview of what infrastructure exists on this Proxmox host.

Now let me check the existing VM documentation and find what else needs documenting.

VMs are already documented. Let me check other infrastructure — storage, network, backups.

Got the full picture now, Boss. Here's what I found comparing the docs to reality:

Storage Doc Accuracy Audit

✅ rpool — mostly correct

• Doc says 888G, actual SIZE = 888G — spot on.
• ALLOC 226G, FREE 662G — healthy, matches the doc's ballpark.
• The container table looks reasonable (would need a fresh lvs to verify individual containers, but pool-level numbers check out).

✅ data pool — correct

• Doc says 18.2T total, 11.2T used (61%) — exact match with zpool list.
• Disk list (5× TEAM T2534TB, all ONLINE) — matches zpool status.
• Migration note is current.

❌ rustpool — outdated in both docs

This is wrong in both the Storage Layout doc and the pve1 overview doc.

❌ pve1 overview — data pool row also stale

The pve1 doc still shows the pre-migration numbers: 14.4T / 8.84T / 5.56T. The actual is 18.2T / 11.2T / 6.97T after the TeamGroup disk swap completed on 2026-07-17.

Summary: Two docs need patches — the rustpool size triple is stale in both places, and the data pool row in the pve1 overview missed the post-migration update. Want me to fix all four?

The commit query returned empty — my date window was wrong. The server reports 2026-07-22, so the correct 24-hour window is 2026-07-21T21:39:18Z to now. Let me retry.

Got 26 commits. Now I need to read the existing Outline docs that correspond to the feature themes I've identified. Let me check the relevant ones.

Good — I have all the data. 26 commits across 4 feature themes. Now I'll write to each corresponding Outline document. Executing all four updates now.

Document is empty — appending icon worked, so I'll set the full content now.

Now the other three.

Now let me check what the fourth document was — let me look at the collection structure.

Right — the fourth one would be Broadcasting, which was heavily involved in today's commits.

All four done, Boss. Here's the summary:

Each got an icon, full content with overview, and an Automated Status section dated 2026-07-22 covering today's dev summary, technical changes, progress, next steps, and related commits. All commits from the day are distributed across the four docs based on relevance.

type: donut
title: Where my Sunday went
segments: [{lb: Proxmox alerts, vl: 35, cl: error}, {lb: Coffee, vl: 28, cl: primary}, {lb: Staring at logs, vl: 20, cl: warning}, {lb: Actual rest, vl: 12, cl: success}, {lb: Saying "I'll fix it Monday", vl: 5, cl: info}]

A thrilling 10 hours, Boss. The "actual rest" slice is doing its best, but it's clearly outnumbered. 😏