docker_watchdog: config dump at startup (thresholds/limits), skip list shown when active, per-container healthy log for Tier1 required + mem/CPU monitored containers
stability_watchdog: config dump with all tier thresholds, log() on pass for rootfs/log/tmp/load/zombies/NIC checks (previously silent on clean)
resource_watchdog: config dump with all pressure thresholds and container lists, log normal pressure state with live RAM/load values
system_watchdog: per-script timing on each child script run
network_watchdog: config dump (internet URL, DDNS domain/container, NPM URL, strike limit)
storage_watchdog: config dump (growth threshold, log max, paths, suppress ceilings)
webgui_watchdog: log nginx worker and php-fpm worker counts on healthy check
network_watchdog: Tailscale JSON uses "BackendState": "Running" (with space)
but grep pattern matched "BackendState":"Running" (no space) — always failed.
Switched to grep -qE with \s* to handle both forms.
system_watchdog: add echo banner at run start so its output is visually
separated from docker_watchdog in orchestrator logs. Previously appeared
as a continuation of the docker section since docker_watchdog has a banner
but system_watchdog did not.
Watchdog renames and moves:
system_watchdog.sh → stability_watchdog.sh (last line of defense — reboots)
storage_watchdog.sh → Watchdogs/System/storage_watchdog.sh
webgui_restart.sh → Watchdogs/System/webgui_watchdog.sh (renamed to match folder convention)
New thin orchestrator:
Watchdogs/system_watchdog.sh — runs SYSTEM_WATCHDOG_SCRIPTS from master.conf
Sits between docker_watchdog and stability_watchdog in the orchestrator tier chain
System/ subfolder is the growth seam for future system component watchdogs
master.conf:
WATCHDOG_ORCHESTRATOR_SCRIPTS updated — storage removed, system_watchdog added as tier
SYSTEM_WATCHDOG_SCRIPTS array added — storage + webgui
server_reboot.sh:
Calls array_stopping.sh before VM shutdown for guaranteed safe array stop
Removed raw rc.docker stop and exit trap — orchestrator owns container shutdown