docs(capacity): document routing hints
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- Added best-effort GitHub Actions run and workflow links for external Blacksmith Testbox rows in the portal.
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- Added GitHub Actions status badges, stuck filters, and copyable local stop commands for external Blacksmith Testbox rows in the portal.
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- Added external runner detail pages in the portal with owner, Actions, lifecycle timestamps, boundary notes, and copyable stop commands.
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- Added broker capacity hints for AWS leases, including selected market, attempted regions, quota/capacity advice, and configurable high-pressure class warnings.
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### Changed
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- Changed AWS capacity fallback to route configured `CRABBOX_CAPACITY_REGIONS` across both brokered and direct AWS launches, with the deployed coordinator defaulting to a wider multi-region pool for better headroom.
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- Changed coordinator-backed CLI lease output to print broker capacity hints when AWS routing, quota, Spot fallback, or configured high-pressure classes are involved.
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- Changed the portal lease table to merge external Blacksmith Testbox runners into the main grid as muted, disabled rows instead of rendering a separate external-runners table.
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- Refactored built-in provider backend implementations into `internal/providers/<name>` packages while keeping command orchestration and rendering core-owned.
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market: spot
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strategy: most-available
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fallback: on-demand-after-120s
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hints: true
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aws:
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region: eu-west-1
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rootGB: 400
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market: spot
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strategy: most-available
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fallback: on-demand-after-120s
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hints: true
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aws:
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region: eu-west-1
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rootGB: 400
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CRABBOX_CAPACITY_FALLBACK
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CRABBOX_CAPACITY_REGIONS
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CRABBOX_CAPACITY_AVAILABILITY_ZONES
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CRABBOX_CAPACITY_HINTS
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CRABBOX_CAPACITY_LARGE_CLASSES
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CRABBOX_ACTIONS_WORKFLOW
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CRABBOX_ACTIONS_JOB
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CRABBOX_ACTIONS_REF
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Prefer `standard` or `fast` during capacity incidents. `beast` starts at
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48xlarge candidates and can consume 192 vCPUs per request before fallback.
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Brokered AWS leases return capacity hints in the lease payload and CLI output.
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Hints include the selected region/market, failed attempt regions, quota
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pressure, Spot-to-On-Demand fallback, and high-pressure class warnings. Set
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`capacity.hints: false` or `CRABBOX_CAPACITY_HINTS=0` to suppress them. Set
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`CRABBOX_CAPACITY_LARGE_CLASSES=beast,large` when an installation wants warning
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hints for a different set of classes.
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Crabbox tries ordered instance candidates for the requested class. Explicit
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`--type` is exact: if EC2 rejects it, Crabbox fails clearly instead of silently
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choosing another type.
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CRABBOX_AWS_MAC_HOST_ID
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CRABBOX_CAPACITY_REGIONS
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CRABBOX_CAPACITY_AVAILABILITY_ZONES
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CRABBOX_CAPACITY_HINTS
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CRABBOX_CAPACITY_LARGE_CLASSES
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```
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## Security And Networking
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CRABBOX_AWS_MAC_HOST_ID
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CRABBOX_CAPACITY_REGIONS
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CRABBOX_CAPACITY_AVAILABILITY_ZONES
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CRABBOX_CAPACITY_HINTS
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CRABBOX_CAPACITY_LARGE_CLASSES
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```
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Brokered AWS credentials belong in the Worker, not on developer machines.
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- Spot capacity and quota errors are normal. Prefer classes over exact `--type`
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when you want fallback.
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- Brokered leases include `capacityHints` unless disabled with
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`capacity.hints: false` or `CRABBOX_CAPACITY_HINTS=0`.
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- During capacity pressure, prefer `standard` or `fast` plus multiple
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`CRABBOX_CAPACITY_REGIONS`; `beast` starts at 48xlarge candidates and can
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consume 192 vCPUs per request.
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- set `CRABBOX_CAPACITY_REGIONS` so brokered and direct AWS launches can try multiple regions;
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- set `CRABBOX_CAPACITY_AVAILABILITY_ZONES` only when you intentionally want a specific zone in those regions;
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- set `CRABBOX_CAPACITY_STRATEGY=most-available`;
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- keep capacity hints enabled, or set `CRABBOX_CAPACITY_LARGE_CLASSES` when your installation wants warnings for classes beyond `beast`;
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- raise the AWS `Running On-Demand Standard (A, C, D, H, I, M, R, T, Z) instances` quota for C/M/R/T/Z families, or the matching Spot quota when using Spot;
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- raise Hetzner dedicated-core quota when dedicated classes are required;
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- temporarily use AWS fallback capacity.
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Brokered AWS launch fallback records provisioning attempts. Quota preflight
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uses AWS Service Quotas when available and reports the quota code, applied vCPU
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limit, requested type, and required vCPUs before trying the next candidate.
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Brokered responses also include `capacityHints` so callers can surface the
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selected region/market and next operator action instead of parsing provider
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errors.
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## Provider Machine Looks Orphaned
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