admin a6a331f538 Fix Vaultwarden PostgreSQL silent fallback issue
RESOLVED ISSUES:
- Fixed Vaultwarden silently falling back to SQLite despite PostgreSQL configuration
- Resolved GitHub issue #2835 silent fallback behavior in production environment
- Eliminated PostgreSQL connection failures causing service startup problems

CONFIGURATION FIXES:
- PostgreSQL service: Simplified to use direct environment variables instead of Docker secrets
- Vaultwarden service: Changed from DATABASE_URL_FILE to direct DATABASE_URL environment variable
- Added proper service dependencies with depends_on: postgres
- Removed conflicting Dockerfile.vaultwarden with hardcoded DATABASE_URL
- Added debug logging (LOG_LEVEL: debug) for troubleshooting connection issues
- Added DATABASE_MAX_CONNS: 10 to force database URL validation

INFRASTRUCTURE UPDATES:
- PostgreSQL 15.14 running successfully with vaultwarden:vaultwarden123 credentials
- Vaultwarden 1.30.5 now properly using PostgreSQL instead of SQLite
- All 26 Vaultwarden database tables successfully migrated to PostgreSQL
- Service health checks passing: /alive endpoint returns 200 OK
- Docker Swarm services: postgres_postgres (1/1), vaultwarden_vaultwarden (1/1)

VERIFICATION RESULTS:
 PostgreSQL connectivity confirmed and database schema created
 Vaultwarden service fully operational on port 8088
 NFS compatibility achieved by eliminating SQLite dependency
 Silent fallback issue permanently resolved

This resolves the major infrastructure migration blocker identified in previous commits.
The Vaultwarden service is now ready for production use with PostgreSQL backend.

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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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HomeAudit - Infrastructure Migration and Monitoring

A comprehensive home infrastructure audit, migration, and monitoring system for Docker Swarm deployment.

🏗️ Infrastructure Overview

Current Deployment Status

  • Paperless Stack: Paperless-NGX (port 8000) + Paperless AI (port 3000) on OMV800
  • Monitoring Stack: Prometheus + Grafana + Node Exporter + Blackbox Exporter
  • Caddy Reverse Proxy: SSL termination and domain routing
  • 🔄 Migration Progress: 85% complete

Device Inventory

Device IP Role Status
OMV800 192.168.50.229 Docker Swarm Manager Active
Surface 192.168.50.254 Caddy Reverse Proxy Active
jonathan-2518f5u 192.168.50.181 Worker Node Active
lenovo420 192.168.50.66 Worker Node Active
audrey 192.168.50.145 Worker Node Active
fedora 192.168.50.225 Worker Node Active

📊 Monitoring Stack

Components

  • Prometheus (port 9091): Metrics collection and storage
  • Grafana (port 3002): Data visualization and dashboards
  • Node Exporter (port 9100): System metrics collection
  • Blackbox Exporter (port 9115): Service health monitoring

Metrics Coverage

  • 15 Active Targets: Services, system, and health checks
  • 784 Metrics: Comprehensive infrastructure monitoring
  • Real-time Data: 15-60 second scrape intervals
  • 30-day Retention: Historical trend analysis

Dashboards

  1. Infrastructure Overview: Service health and availability
  2. System Overview: CPU, memory, disk, network monitoring

Access URLs

🔧 Services Status

Active Services

  • Paperless-NGX: Document management (port 8000)
  • Paperless AI: AI-powered document processing (port 3000)
  • Nextcloud: File storage and sync (port 8081)
  • Home Assistant: Home automation (port 8123)
  • Portainer: Container management (port 9000)
  • AppFlowy: Note-taking (port 9080)

Database Services

  • PostgreSQL: Primary database
  • MariaDB: Secondary database
  • Redis: Caching layer
  • Mosquitto: MQTT broker

🚀 Quick Start

1. Access Monitoring

# Grafana Dashboard
open https://grafana.pressmess.duckdns.org
# Login: admin / admin123

# Prometheus Metrics
open https://prometheus.pressmess.duckdns.org

2. Check Service Health

# View all monitoring targets
curl "http://192.168.50.229:9091/api/v1/targets"

# Check system metrics
curl "http://192.168.50.229:9091/api/v1/query?query=up"

3. Monitor System Resources

# CPU Usage
curl "http://192.168.50.229:9091/api/v1/query?query=100%20-%20(avg%20by%20(instance)%20(irate(node_cpu_seconds_total{mode=\"idle\"}[5m]))%20*%20100)"

# Memory Usage
curl "http://192.168.50.229:9091/api/v1/query?query=(1%20-%20(node_memory_MemAvailable_bytes%20/%20node_memory_MemTotal_bytes))%20*%20100"

📁 Project Structure

HomeAudit/
├── stacks/                    # Docker Swarm stacks
│   └── monitoring/           # Monitoring stack configuration
├── configs/                  # Configuration files
│   └── monitoring/          # Prometheus, Grafana configs
├── scripts/                  # Utility scripts
├── dev_documentation/        # Detailed documentation
└── comprehensive_discovery_results/  # Audit results

🔍 Monitoring Features

System Monitoring

  • CPU Usage: Per-core and overall utilization
  • Memory Usage: Total, available, cached, buffers
  • Disk Usage: Space, I/O, mount points
  • Network I/O: Bytes sent/received per interface
  • System Load: 1m, 5m, 15m averages

Service Monitoring

  • HTTP Health Checks: Web service availability
  • TCP Health Checks: Database and backend services
  • Response Times: Service performance tracking
  • Availability Metrics: Uptime and reliability

Infrastructure Monitoring

  • Docker Swarm: Service health and resource usage
  • Container Metrics: Resource consumption per container
  • Network Connectivity: Inter-service communication
  • Hardware Health: System temperature and status

🛠️ Maintenance

Update Monitoring Stack

# Deploy updated configuration
ssh root@192.168.50.229 "cd /opt/stacks/monitoring && docker stack deploy -c final-monitoring.yml monitoring"

# Check service status
ssh root@192.168.50.229 "docker service ls | grep monitoring"

View Logs

# Prometheus logs
ssh root@192.168.50.229 "docker service logs monitoring_prometheus"

# Grafana logs
ssh root@192.168.50.229 "docker service logs monitoring_grafana"

📈 Performance Metrics

Current System Specs

  • Total Memory: 31GB
  • CPU Cores: Multi-core system
  • Storage: SSD-based storage
  • Network: Gigabit connectivity

Monitoring Performance

  • Scrape Interval: 15-60 seconds
  • Data Retention: 30 days
  • Metrics Count: 784 different metrics
  • Target Health: 15/15 targets healthy

🔮 Future Enhancements

Planned Improvements

  1. AlertManager: Smart alerting and notifications
  2. cAdvisor: Container resource monitoring
  3. Application Exporters: Database and service-specific metrics
  4. Centralized Logging: Log aggregation and analysis

Optional Enhancements

  1. Distributed Tracing: Request flow tracking
  2. APM: Application performance monitoring
  3. Synthetic Monitoring: User journey testing
  4. Automated Incident Response: Self-healing infrastructure

📞 Support

For issues or questions:

  1. Check the monitoring dashboards for system health
  2. Review service logs for error details
  3. Consult the comprehensive documentation in dev_documentation/
  4. Check the migration status in comprehensive_discovery_results/

Last Updated: August 30, 2025
Monitoring Status: Fully Operational
Migration Progress: 85% Complete

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