Daily Log: 2026-01-30

🧠 Context Summary

Status: 🟡 Migration in Progress | Focus: Video Library Consolidation

Today's session is focused on completing the "Warp Core Refit" by migrating the remaining 1.8TB Video Library (Movies/TV) into the new Unified Vault. We successfully identified the correct source dataset and initiated a final background sync.

🚧 Current Projects

1. Video Library Migration (Final Sync):

   • Status: 🔵 Active (Background).
   • Progress: Finished Titanic (1997) (~43GB). Currently processing the remainder of the Movie library before switching to TV Shows.
   • Integrity: Using rsync -avP to ensure a clean, verified copy.
   • Log: migration_video_final.log.

2. The Engine Room & Front of House (Staged):

   • Plan: Once the sync is done, the backend acquisition stack (Radarr, Sonarr, qBit) will be deployed to starfleet-compute. The request interface (Overseerr) will move to risa-mediacore.
   • Status: Staged.

📋 Fleet Health Report (Current)

• risa-mediacore (192.168.1.21): 🟢 Live. Running Media & Gateway stacks.
• memory-alpha (192.168.1.13): 🟢 Active. Acting as the background migration controller.
• starfleet-compute: 🟢 Healthy. Ready to receive the Engine Room stack.
• ds9-truenas: 🟢 Healthy.

📓 Session Notes

• Step 1 Success: Successfully shut down the old VMs (isolinear-video and holodeck-subspace) from the Proxmox host to freeze the data state.
• Step 2 Start: Launched the final sequential migration script in headless mode using nohup.
• Verification: Confirmed the rsync process is alive and writing to the log.

💡 Strategic Notes

• Sequential Sync: By switching from parallel to sequential sync, we are ensuring more reliable logging and less I/O contention on the NAS, which should prevent the "missing data" issue encountered yesterday.
• Zero Downtime: Plex remains active on Risa using the /legacy mount while the new Vault is populated in the background.