Two observability additions to the worker scheduler (intertwined in the same files): (1) ingest-watchdog now also covers performer-driven search scrapers (ALL_DIRECT_SCRAPERS) with a separate 7d threshold, not just browse tubes at 48h — several search tubes (perverzija, fpoxxx, porndish, ...) had frozen silently for weeks. (2) New Hetzner Cloud bandwidth monitor (app/scheduler/hetzner_monitor.py): polls outgoing_traffic vs included_traffic and fires a Sentry message at info/warning/error % thresholds with a per-level fingerprint. The config fields existed for ages but the monitor was never implemented. No-op until HETZNER_API_TOKEN + HETZNER_SERVER_ID are set in .env (verified: returns {enabled: False}, job registers as 'hetzner-monitor every 6h', jobs=13).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The global source monitor can't catch a single stalled tube because every tube scraper shares one Source row (tube-scraper), so an aggregate run still reports success while one origin freezes (freshporno browsing the rotating KVS homepage root, report 14f3a655). New watchdog checks max(created_at) per active browse-scraper origin (tube:<sitetag>); if a tube with history hasn't produced a new scene in > max_age_hours it fires a Sentry message with a stable per-origin fingerprint (age in extras, not the title, so it stays one grouped issue). Runs every 6h, 48h threshold, both env-tunable (GOON_SCHED_INGEST_WATCHDOG_HOURS / GOON_INGEST_WATCHDOG_MAX_AGE_HOURS). Verified: 0 stale at 48h post-fix, detects neporn at a strict 12h threshold.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
