Implement comprehensive disaster recovery system#220
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- Add automated backup scripts for database, files, and configuration - Implement disaster recovery procedures with multiple recovery modes - Add high availability setup with failover mechanisms - Create recovery testing framework with validation - Implement health monitoring and alerting system - Add comprehensive documentation and runbooks - Configure NGINX load balancer with health checks - Add Docker Compose HA configuration Features: - Automated daily backups with S3 cloud storage - Point-in-time database recovery - Automatic failover for high availability - Multi-channel notifications (email, Slack, Teams) - Comprehensive testing and validation - Security-first approach with encryption
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Hi @chideraisiguzor, this PR cannot be merged for the following reasons:
backend/node_modules/ is committed — this should never be in version control and would corrupt the repository. Add node_modules/ to .gitignore before contributing
Scope is too large — this branch contains hundreds of files across the entire backend and frontend, far beyond the disaster recovery scripts shown in the PR description
Backend fails to build on this branch with TypeScript errors
Multiple unrelated features are bundled into one commit — auth, pets, medical records, blockchain, notifications, etc.
Please:
Remove node_modules/ from your branch (git rm -r --cached backend/node_modules)
Scope the PR to only the 13 disaster recovery files listed in your description
Ensure the backend builds cleanly before opening a new PR
Thank you for the effort — the disaster recovery scripts themselves look solid!
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closes #177
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