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Storage Migration Readiness Review
Storage Migration Readiness Review is a bounded ToolForge Labs workflow.
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Storage Migration Readiness Review
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Review the attached migration plan for moving our production PostgreSQL cluster from an on-prem SAN to RDS. Here are the runbook snippets and the terraform storage configs.
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- Compiled the storage migration readiness
I have reviewed the PostgreSQL migration plan and Terraform configurations. The review focuses on data integrity, cutover sequencing, and rollback feasibility based on the provided snippets.
Storage Migration Readiness Review: On-Prem SAN to RDS
| Category | Status | Findings |
|---|---|---|
| Source/Target Compatibility | PASS | RDS instance type (db.m6g.4xlarge) matches IOPS requirements of the source SAN. |
| Change Capture | WARNING | Runbook mentions logical replication but lacks the max_replication_slots config for the source. |
| Reconciliation | BLOCKER | No byte-count or checksum verification step is defined for the final cutover sync. |
| Rollback Path | GAP | Evidence of a tested "reverse sync" or point-in-time recovery to SAN is missing. |
| Monitoring | PASS | CloudWatch alarms for StorageFree and WriteLatency are defined in Terraform. |
Blockers and Evidence Gaps
Missing Reconciliation Logic: The plan lacks a script or command to verify record counts between the SAN and RDS before DNS cutover.
2.
Replication Slot Config: Verification of source DB parameter wal_level=logical is required but not documented in the pre-flight check.
3.
Rollback Validation: There is no evidence that the rollback trigger (e.g., latency > 500ms) has an automated or verified manual path back to the SAN once the write-lock is released.
Approval Questions for Owners
- Has the
pg_checksumsutility been run on the source to ensure no existing block corruption will be replicated? - Who is the designated owner for the final Go/No-Go decision if replication lag exceeds the 5-minute freeze window?
Next steps
- Add a checksum or row-count comparison step to the
cutover.mdrunbook. - Verify source database
postgresql.confsettings for replication compatibility. - Define the specific rollback procedure for the 15-minute post-cutover window.
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Storage Migration Readiness Review is a bounded ToolForge Labs workflow. Review storage migrations across databases, object stores, filesystems, caches, indexes, replicas, exports/imports, validation, cutover, rollback, reconciliation, and operational ownership. Works from supplied evidence or workspace files such as documents, logs, configuration, diffs, architecture notes, test summaries, and rollout materials. Produces evidence-backed findings, readiness gaps, risk framing, and practical next actions while preserving existing product/security policy. The skill separates verified facts from assumptions, avoids invented execution claims, and highlights what remains unverified or requires follow-up outside supplied evidence.
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