Attended: classify recurring kai-server disk pressure #619
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The 2026-07-23 Forgejo outage was an ephemeral-storage eviction during kai-server root filesystem pressure. Forgejo recovered after kubelet cleared the disk-pressure taint, but the underlying node remains at 89.7% used with about 50 GiB free.
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No cleanup, prune, PVC mutation, or live Ansible converge was attempted during the incident response.
Attended recovery completed for the package-registry owner
Infrastructure#642 contains the full incident report.
The classification identified package-registry churn as the acute owner for this recurrence. The issue should remain open for watcher convergence and broader recurring-pressure work. Infrastructure#600 owns server-side retention, and agentic-os#739 owns the roughly 80 GiB per day publisher growth.