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Sandbox host hygiene: deploy-time Docker prune and stale instance id in docs

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Description

Raw intake from the R6.3 on-call CI check (issue #21, run 34689637462).

  • The sandbox deploy failed once with 'No space left on device' during 'uv sync --frozen' in the Docker build: the 8 GB root volume had accumulated 14 Docker images (1.25 GB reclaimable) and 51 MB build cache. On-call pruned via SSM and the rerun went green.
  • Ask: add a prune step to the sandbox deploy flow (e.g. 'docker image prune -f' / builder-cache prune in or before scripts/deploy_relay_sandbox.sh), a scheduled cleanup, or a larger volume. Volume was ~73% after the prune and will fill again as releases accumulate.
  • Docs drift: the instance id in docs/context.md (i-044716a7d6b053eef) differs from the instance the deploy workflow targets (i-03b7cd5de0a10a889). Update the doc or the workflow whichever is wrong.

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Research direction

Start by reading scripts/deploy_relay_sandbox.sh and docs/context.md, then trace the deploy workflow target and its sandbox storage behavior. Done means the team has selected and implemented a cleanup, scheduling, or volume approach for recurring Docker growth, and the documented instance ID matches the workflow target.

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Assessment

Tech stack
docker, python
Domain
devops, documentation, infrastructure
Issue type
Bug
Difficulty
4/5
Estimated time
3-5 days
Activity status
Active
Clarity
Needs clarification
Newbie friendliness
45/100

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