the retention policy that stopped deleting and said nothing
A snapshot policy is a promise about the future. It is also configuration that runs unattended, which means its failure mode is silence: nothing errors, nothing alerts, and storage grows.
field notes codename
LARDER
24 notes filed under LARDER, newest first. Same rules as the rest of the pile: a codename, a theme, and no internals.
LARDER notes
all themes
audit-follow-through 1
audit-surface 1
boundary-guardrail 1
credential-audit 1
default-deny 1
defect-inventory 1
deletion-proof 1
dependency-risk 1
fail-fast-config 1
idempotency 1
incident-record 1
network-position 1
publication-boundary 1
request-forgery 1
response-honesty 1
restore-proof 1
retention-drift 1
secret-at-rest 1
security-headers 1
server-authority 1
session-lifecycle 1
throttling 1
token-lifecycle 1
trust-asymmetry 1
elsewhere
Other codenames
Each codename is a project. The theme is the class of problem the note is about — the same theme recurs across projects, which is usually the interesting part.