Keep RAID-Z fault tolerance separate from OpenZFS expansion capacity
Review RAID-Z expansion for its capacity benefit without assuming a higher fault-tolerance level.
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Review RAID-Z expansion for its capacity benefit without assuming a higher fault-tolerance level.
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Follow the replacement through reconstruction and any concluding scrub before closing the incident.
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Record reconstruction and whole-pool checksum review as distinct OpenZFS health events.
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Decide the independent rollback path before starting a PostgreSQL cluster upgraded with linked files.
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Test default grants through the real PostgreSQL migration identity before approving deployment access.
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Keep external tablespace paths with the database cluster recovery inventory.
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Plan offline checksum changes as one coordinated operation across the PostgreSQL replication set.
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Separate heap, wide-value, and index storage before interpreting a PostgreSQL table-size difference.
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Check the statistics session before treating an unchanged PostgreSQL counter as a stalled service.
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Choose an index rebuild from observed need, lock requirements, and a representative rehearsal.
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