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Ops & Deploy — Global Fix Map

Ship RAG safely. Prevent first-call crashes, boot loops, silent index mismatches, and deadlocks.

What this page is

  • A compact preflight and post-deploy checklist
  • Concrete guards for cold starts, indexes, secrets, and rollbacks
  • How to verify with ΔS and λ_observe before opening traffic

When to use

  • New environment or fresh cluster
  • First call after deploy crashes or returns empty results
  • CI passes yet production deadlocks the retriever or vectorstore
  • Rollback flips facts, cache or state becomes inconsistent
  • Spiky traffic after release melts attention and logic quality

Open these first


Common failure patterns

  • Bootstrap fence missing services start before their dependencies are ready
  • Metric skew vectorstore written with cosine but read with inner product
  • Cold index process boots with empty or partial index due to path or permission
  • Secret drift env var present in CI, missing in prod
  • Version split retriever and writer built from different commit hashes
  • Idempotency gap rebuild attempts create multiple indices or stale shards
  • Traffic spike no warm cache, first N requests time out, model collapses
  • Health check blindness green probes do not cover retrieval path end to end

Fix in 60 seconds

  1. Add a semantic boot fence

    • Block traffic until {secrets_ok, index_ok, metric_ok} are all true
    • Emit a single “READY” event with commit hash and index stats
  2. Make index build idempotent

    • Absolute data path, explicit metric flag, checksum on the source corpus
    • Persist and reload once, forbid concurrent writers
  3. Pin retrieval metric at read and write

    • Log metric type into index metadata and assert on load
    • Fail fast if mismatch is detected
  4. Warm the cache before opening

    • Run a smoke set of 10 queries and store the snippets in the cache layer
    • Record ΔS(question, retrieved) and require ≤ 0.45 median
  5. Gate secrets and configs

    • Verify tokens, endpoints, and collection names are non empty and reachable
    • Print a redacted config table in startup logs
  6. Prepare safe rollback

    • Blue-green or canary, read-only window on flip, copy index handles not paths
    • Keep a one step “rebind to old index” switch
  7. Observe the first minute

    • Live chart of errors per route, p50 and p95 latency, ΔS median and tail
    • Alert if ΔS tail exceeds 0.60 or λ flips divergent at reasoning

Copy paste prompt


You have TXT OS and the WFGY Problem Map.

Goal
Preflight and post-deploy validation for a RAG service. Block traffic until the system is provably ready.

Preflight

1. Print a Config Table with {commit, build\_time, model\_id, retriever\_metric, index\_path, collection\_name}.
2. Verify secrets: call the vectorstore admin API and return {reachable: true|false}.
3. Check index: {exists, size, doc\_count, embedding\_dim, metric\_type}. Fail if metric\_type != retriever\_metric.
4. Health probes

   * run 10 smoke queries against the index
   * for each: compute ΔS(question, retrieved) and record λ\_observe at retrieval and reasoning
   * require median ΔS ≤ 0.45 and no divergent λ at retrieval
5. Warmup

   * store the top snippets for those 10 queries into cache
   * print warm cache keys

Post-deploy

1. Open traffic gradually: 10% → 50% → 100% if ΔS tail ≤ 0.60 and error rate < 1%.
2. If collapse or spike:

   * apply BBCR bridge at reasoning
   * reduce concurrency, retry with warmed snippets
3. Emit a READY line
   {ready\:true, commit, index:{doc\_count, metric}, smoke:{median\_ΔS, tail\_ΔS}, λ:"→"}

Output

* Config Table
* Index Summary
* Smoke Table with ΔS and λ states
* READY or BLOCKED with reasons


Minimal checklist

  • Boot fence blocks traffic until secrets, index, and metric checks pass
  • Idempotent index build and reload with explicit metric and checksum
  • Retrieval metric pinned and asserted at read and write
  • Smoke queries warmed and ΔS median ≤ 0.45 before go live
  • Canary or blue-green with fast index rebind for rollback
  • Live ΔS and λ telemetry on first minute after open

Acceptance targets

  • Deterministic warm start with READY event in a single pass
  • Vectorstore non empty, metric consistent, and cached smoke snippets present
  • ΔS(question, retrieved) median ≤ 0.45, 95th ≤ 0.60 during ramp
  • λ stays convergent at retrieval and reasoning on three paraphrases
  • No first-call crash, no deadlock at index or retriever

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