Building on the earlier move into Docker, the automation that quietly runs the business now runs from versioned, labelled images with its working data kept in dedicated, snapshotted storage – so any run can be traced to an exact version, and the whole setup can be rolled back to a known-good point in seconds without losing data.
- Froze the automation's code into versioned, labelled container images – every scheduled run is now tied to an exact, reproducible version, and rolling back becomes as simple as re-running a previous label instead of un-picking changes by hand.
- Moved the automation's working memory – the week-over-week SEO history, the grant-notification subscriber list, and each job's last-run markers – off the Mac and into dedicated storage volumes, so the data no longer depends on the machine's own folders.
- Added automatic daily snapshots of that data, kept as a rolling set of recent and weekly backups (held locally, never in the cloud), giving a clean recovery point if anything is ever lost or corrupted.
- Rollback now has two independent levers – restore an earlier code version, or restore an earlier data snapshot – and, true to the earlier phases, the previous setup stays in place as a fallback so nothing is a one-way door.