HEIC handling
- pillow-heif joins the deps; app/lib/transcode.py registers the
HEIF opener and exposes heic_to_jpeg(bytes, quality=88) with EXIF
rotation applied so portrait iPhone photos do not show sideways.
- Storage gains get_bytes / put_bytes so the server can read the
uploaded HEIC out of MinIO, decode it, and put a JPEG back.
- /api/uploads/{id}/confirm now runs the transcode after the HEAD
check passes when mime_type is image/heic or image/heif: writes
the JPEG under a sibling key, deletes the HEIC, and updates the
upload row's storage_key / mime_type / size_bytes. Failures fall
back to keeping the HEIC so an upload is never lost in transit;
the admin can re-upload if a particular file is unrenderable.
Backups (two sidecars in docker-compose.yml)
- postgres-backup uses prodrigestivill/postgres-backup-local:16-alpine
with BACKUP_SCHEDULE_DB (default @daily) and layered retention
(days/weeks/months) writing to ./backups/postgres on the host.
- media-backup is an alpine container that pulls mc on boot, sets up
an alias for the in-cluster MinIO, optionally adds a remote alias
(R2/B2/S3 via BACKUP_REMOTE_*), and runs mc mirror on a configurable
cron schedule. Local mirror always; remote mirror only when
BACKUP_REMOTE_* are set.
- Both write to ./backups/ on the host (bind mount), so the operator
can rsync the directory off-box without touching containers.
- .env.example documents every new variable, including a R2 example
for the remote target, and TZ for cron alignment.
Local backups directory is .gitignore'd so accidental commits do not
ship someone else's wedding photos to GitHub.
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