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| 2. **Restore** | ||
| - Stop the Laravel queue workers and any scheduled jobs: `php artisan queue:restart` and `php artisan schedule:finish`. | ||
| - Replace the active database: `cp storage/backups/sqlite/<timestamp>.sqlite database/database.sqlite`. |
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The runbook says to “Stop the Laravel queue workers” by running php artisan queue:restart, but that command does not stop workers—it instructs them to reload and they will come back online immediately under Supervisor. During a restore this means background jobs can keep mutating the SQLite database while files are being overwritten, risking corrupted state. The guide should direct operators to actually pause the workers (e.g., php artisan queue:stop or disabling the Supervisor service) before copying the backup.
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| 2. **Prepare environment** | ||
| - Place the application in maintenance mode: `php artisan down --render="errors::503-maintenance"`. | ||
| - Ensure there is sufficient disk space in the target data directory. | ||
| - Create a manual snapshot of the current database before overwriting (`mysqldump --single-transaction`). Store it for 30 days. |
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In the MySQL recovery procedure the environment is placed in maintenance mode, but the runbook never instructs operators to stop queue workers or scheduled tasks. Laravel queues run outside the HTTP layer, so they will continue writing to MySQL while mysql imports are in progress, potentially reintroducing inconsistent data or causing job failures. Consider adding an explicit step to disable queue workers and scheduled jobs before starting the restore and to re‑enable them afterward.
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