Save Notes from the Infrastructure Planning Meeting

Problem/Feature Description

The engineering leadership team held an infrastructure planning meeting earlier today and you captured the raw notes below. The team uses an AI assistant to keep a persistent, organized record of important decisions and context from meetings — the kind of information that is hard to reconstruct later and has long-term value for new engineers joining the team.

Your job is to process these raw notes and save the relevant content to your notes system. The team has been inconsistent about where notes end up (some people drop them in project repos, some in personal docs) and they want the AI assistant to store them in the right place so the whole team can rely on a consistent location.

Output Specification

Process the notes below and persist the appropriate content to your notes system. Produce a plain-text file saved_entries.txt in the current directory listing exactly which entries you wrote and to which file path, one entry per line. This lets the team verify what was captured.

Input Files

The following raw meeting notes are provided. Extract them before beginning.

=============== FILE: inputs/raw_notes.txt =============== Infrastructure Planning – Q3 Capacity Review Date: Today

Attendees: Sarah (Platform), Marcus (Backend), Dani (SRE)

We are moving all stateful services off of the shared NFS mount to individual EBS volumes per service. This was decided after the NFS mount caused cascading timeouts in three services last month. Target: all services migrated by end of Q3.

Marcus to update the runbook with new volume provisioning steps by next Friday.

The CI pipeline will now enforce a max image size of 2GB — images over that get rejected at push time. This was introduced because the base image ballooned to 3.1GB last sprint and slowed deployments by 40%.

Dani to file tickets for the two remaining services not yet migrated (auth-service and jobs-worker).

We agreed that all new microservices must include a /healthz endpoint from day one. Context: ops was paged 3 times in June because services had no health probe and Kubernetes couldn't detect failures.

Standard sprint standup is 10am PST on weekdays.