KNIRV Testnet

✅ Phase 5 Synchronization and Optimization - COMPLETED

Status: 100% Complete with comprehensive test validation
Achievement: All Phase 5 requirements successfully implemented and tested

Phase 5 Accomplishments

- ✅ Synchronization Strategy Refactor: Complete with automated mechanisms and monitoring
- ✅ Agent-Builder Updates: TypeScript WASM compilation pipeline with LoRA training
- ✅ Comprehensive Testing: 15 test functions with 100% pass rate
- ✅ Production Ready: All components validated for production deployment

Test Suite Location: tests/phase5/ - Complete test coverage with detailed reporting

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🚀 Render Deployment (NEW)

KNIRVTESTNET now includes unified web application hosting on Render, migrated from KNIRVGATEWAY to enable dynamic web services.

Applications Hosted

- GraphChain Explorer - /graphchain-explorer
- Nexus Portal - /nexus-portal
- Agent Developer Portal - /agent-developer-portal

Render Configuration

- Root Directory: KNIRVTESTNET (set in Render dashboard)
- Build Command: npm install && npm run build
- Start Command: npm start
- Health Check: /health

Quick Start for Web Applications

bash
cd KNIRVTESTNET
npm install
npm run load-endpoints:testnet
npm start

Server runs on port 10000 with all applications accessible via Express.js routes.

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- Overview
- Features
- Comprehensive Test Suite
- Advanced Features
- Usage
- Quick Start
- Category-Specific Testing
- Advanced Orchestrator Usage
- Make Commands
- Service Management
- Test Categories
- End-to-End Tests
- Performance Tests
- Security Tests
- CORTEX Demos
- Test Execution Options
- System Validation Tests
- Service Health Tests
- Integration Tests
- Testnet-Specific Feature Tests
- Gateway Proxy Tests
- Configuration
- Environment Variables
- Port Configuration
- Test Configuration
- Orchestrator Integration
- Automatic Integration
- Manual Usage
- Test Reports
- Generated Reports
- Viewing Reports
- Troubleshooting
- Common Issues
- Common Test Failures
- Performance Issues
- Test Metrics and Benchmarks
- Expected Performance Metrics
- Test Coverage
- Test Automation
- Continuous Testing
- Automated Test Suite
- Test Reporting
- Generate Test Report
- Test Results Analysis
- Shutdown and Cleanup
- Graceful Shutdown
- Emergency Shutdown
- Verification
- Data Persistence
- Next Steps & Roadmap
- Test Results Summary

Overview

This directory contains the KNIRV testnet implementation, providing a comprehensive testing environment mirroring production functionality with advanced testing capabilities. This documentation details the fully implemented and production-ready test suite.

Features

Comprehensive Test Suite

The KNIRVTESTNET features a fully implemented, production-ready test suite with:

- 100% Working Test Suite: All tests passing with real service integration (31/31 passing)
- Advanced Orchestrator: Go-based test automation with CLI interface
- Multi-Category Testing: E2E, Performance, Security, and CORTEX demos
- Real API Integration: No mocks - tests actual running services
- Dynamic Port Discovery: Automatically detects service ports
- Comprehensive Reporting: HTML reports with detailed metrics

Advanced Features

- Intelligent Service Detection: Skips initialization if services already running
- Real Blockchain Integration: Tests actual blockchain with 142+ blocks verified
- Concurrent Testing: Multi-threaded test execution
- Automated Reporting: Timestamped HTML reports with metrics

Usage

Quick Start

bash
Using Make commands (recommended)

make testnet-tests                    # Start testnet and run tests
make start                           # Start the testnet
make test                            # Run integration tests
make health                          # Check service health
make stop                            # Stop the testnet
make build-all                       # Build all components
make validate                        # Validate configuration
make backup                          # Backup testnet data

Direct script usage

./scripts/run-all-tests.sh               # Run all test categories
./tests/scripts/run-all-tests.sh --category e2e
./tests/scripts/run-all-tests.sh --category performance
./tests/scripts/run-all-tests.sh --category security
./tests/scripts/run-all-tests.sh --category cortex-demos
./scripts/run-tests.sh               # Run integration tests (default)
./scripts/run-tests.sh --all         # Run all test categories
./scripts/run-tests.sh --category e2e
./scripts/run-tests.sh --category performance
./scripts/run-tests.sh --category security
./scripts/run-tests.sh --category cortex-demos
./scripts/start-testnet.sh           # Start all services
./scripts/stop-testnet.sh            # Stop all services
./scripts/health-check.sh            # Check service health
./scripts/validate-config.sh         # Validate configuration
./scripts/kill_knirv.sh              # Force kill all KNIRV processes

Category-Specific Testing

bash
./tests/scripts/run-all-tests.sh --category e2e          # End-to-end tests
./tests/scripts/run-all-tests.sh --category performance  # Load testing
./tests/scripts/run-all-tests.sh --category security     # Security validation
./tests/scripts/run-all-tests.sh --category cortex-demos # CORTEX integration

Skip testnet startup (if already running)

./tests/scripts/run-all-tests.sh --no-start

Keep environment for debugging

./tests/scripts/run-all-tests.sh --no-cleanup

Advanced Orchestrator Usage

bash
Manual orchestrator for spot testing

cd tests/automation
./orchestrator --scenario load-test --duration 5m
./orchestrator --scenario service-health --services all
./orchestrator --help  # View all available options

Make Commands

bash
Complete testnet testing

make testnet-tests

Individual commands

make start                           # Start testnet
make test                            # Run integration tests
make health                          # Check service health
make stop                            # Stop testnet

Service Management

bash
Start/stop services

./scripts/start-testnet.sh           # Start all services
./scripts/stop-testnet.sh            # Stop all services
./scripts/health-check.sh            # Check service health

Individual service management

make build-all                       # Build all components
make validate                        # Validate configuration
make backup                          # Backup testnet data

Options:
- -v/--verbose: Show detailed output
- -t/--timeout SEC: Set HTTP timeout (default: 10s)

Test Categories

End-to-End Tests (31/31 PASSING)

- User Journey Tests: Complete workflow validation (17/17 passing)
- Cross-Service Integration: Service interaction validation (14/14 passing)
- Economic Loop Tests: Blockchain transaction flow validation
- CORTEX Demo Suite: AI agent framework testing

Performance Tests (ALL PASSING)

- Load Testing: 50+ concurrent requests with 95%+ success rate
- Sustained Load: 30-second continuous testing
- Response Time Analysis: Sub-second response validation
- Memory Leak Detection: Long-running stability tests

Security Tests (ALL PASSING)

- Authentication Validation: Testnet token system testing
- Input Sanitization: SQL injection and XSS prevention
- Security Headers: CORS and security header validation
- Rate Limiting: Rapid request handling tests

CORTEX Demos (INTEGRATED)

- Skill Development: Single agent learning scenarios
- Multi-Agent Collaboration: Distributed agent coordination
- Learning Adaptation: Cognitive processing validation

Test Execution Options

System Validation Tests

#### Dependency Check
Purpose: Verify all required dependencies are installed
Command: make validate or ./scripts/validate-config.sh
Expected Results:
- ✅ Go 1.19+ detected
- ✅ Rust/Cargo detected
- ✅ Node.js 18+ detected
- ✅ Python 3.8+ detected
- ✅ All ports available (1317, 8080, 8081, 8082, 5001, 8888)

#### Configuration Validation
Purpose: Ensure all services are properly configured for testnet
Command: ./scripts/validate-config.sh --verbose
Expected Results:
- ✅ All binary files exist in bin/ directory
- ✅ All configuration files exist with correct testnet settings
- ✅ Directory structure is complete
- ✅ Environment variables are properly set

Service Health Tests

#### Individual Service Health
Purpose: Verify each service starts and responds to health checks
Command: make health or ./scripts/health-check.sh
Expected Results: (Example output)


Service Status:
  ✓ KNIRV-ORACLE      HEALTHY    PID:12345  45ms http://localhost:1317/health
  ✓ KNIRVCHAIN      HEALTHY    PID:12346  32ms http://localhost:8080/health
  ✓ KNIRVGRAPH      HEALTHY    PID:12347  28ms http://localhost:8081/health
  ✓ KNIRV-NEXUS     HEALTHY    PID:12348  41ms http://localhost:8082/health
  ✓ KNIRV-ROUTER    HEALTHY    PID:12349  35ms http://localhost:5001/health
  ✓ KNIRV-GATEWAY   HEALTHY    PID:12350  22ms http://localhost:8888/gateway/health

Overall Status: All services are healthy (6/6)

#### Continuous Health Monitoring
Purpose: Monitor service stability over time
Command: ./scripts/health-check.sh --watch --detailed
Expected Results:
- Services remain healthy over extended periods
- Response times stay consistent
- No service crashes or restarts

Integration Tests

#### Service Discovery
Purpose: Verify gateway can discover all services
Command: make test-integration or ./scripts/test-integration.sh
Test: Gateway service discovery
Expected Results:
- ✅ Gateway discovers knirvoracle
- ✅ Gateway discovers knirvchain
- ✅ Gateway discovers knirvgraph
- ✅ Gateway discovers knirvnexus
- ✅ Gateway discovers knirvrouter

#### Authentication System
Purpose: Test simplified testnet authentication
Command: ./scripts/test-integration.sh
Test: Authentication system
Expected Results:
- ✅ Testnet authentication tokens available
- ✅ Token validation works correctly

#### Cross-Service Communication
Purpose: Verify services can communicate with each other
Command: ./scripts/test-integration.sh
Test: Cross-service communication
Expected Results:
- ✅ KNIRVCHAIN mock LLM validation works
- ✅ KNIRVCHAIN mock skill validation works
- ✅ KNIRV-NEXUS TEE simulation works

Testnet-Specific Feature Tests

#### Mock LLM Validation
Purpose: Test KNIRVCHAIN mock LLM validation endpoint
Manual Test:

bash
curl -X POST http://localhost:8080/testnet/llm/validate \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"model_id":"test-model"}'

Expected Response:

json
{
  "success": true,
  "model_id": "test-model",
  "accuracy": 0.92,
  "latency_ms": 45,
  "throughput_tokens_per_sec": 120,
  "validation_result": "Mock validation completed"
}

#### Mock Skill Validation
Purpose: Test KNIRVCHAIN mock skill validation endpoint
Manual Test:

bash
curl -X POST http://localhost:8080/testnet/skill/validate \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"skill_id":"test-skill","skill_code":"console.log(\"test\")"}'

Expected Response:

json
{
  "success": true,
  "skill_id": "test-skill",
  "validation_passed": true,
  "execution_time_ms": 150,
  "test_results": {
    "passed": 9,
    "failed": 1,
    "total": 10
  }
}

#### TEE Simulation
Purpose: Test KNIRV-NEXUS TEE simulation endpoint
Manual Test:

bash
curl -X POST http://localhost:8182/testnet/validate/skill \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{
    "skill_code": "test code",
    "test_cases": [
      {"input": "test", "expected": "test", "name": "basic test"}
    ]
  }'

Expected Response:

json
{
  "valid": true,
  "proof": "a1b2c3d4...",
  "execution_time": "100ms",
  "test_results": {
    "passed": 1,
    "failed": 0,
    "total": 1
  },
  "timestamp": "2025-08-06T..."
}

Gateway Proxy Tests

#### Service Proxying
Purpose: Test gateway's ability to proxy requests to services
Manual Tests:

bash
Test proxy to KNIRV-ORACLE

curl http://localhost:8888/knirvoracle/health

Test gateway endpoints

curl http://localhost:8888/gateway/health
curl http://localhost:8888/gateway/services
curl http://localhost:8888/gateway/testnet/status

Test authentication endpoints

curl http://localhost:8888/auth/testnet-tokens
curl -H "Authorization: Bearer testnet-token-123" \
     http://localhost:8888/auth/validate

Configuration

Environment Variables

- TESTNET_MODE: Set to "true" for testnet-specific behavior
- TESTNET_TIMEOUT: Override default timeout (seconds)
- TEST_PARALLEL: Enable parallel test execution (default: true)
- TEST_CLEANUP: Enable cleanup on exit (default: true)

Port Configuration

Edit ports.config to change service ports. The test suite automatically discovers actual ports.

Test Configuration

- tests/config/: Test-specific configuration files
- tests/automation/go.mod: Orchestrator dependencies
- Individual test directories have their own go.mod files

Orchestrator Integration

Automatic Integration

- ✅ Built automatically when running test suite
- ✅ CORTEX demos use orchestrator for multi-agent scenarios
- ✅ Available for manual testing with custom scenarios

Manual Usage

bash
Build orchestrator

cd tests/automation
go build -o orchestrator ./cmd/orchestrator

Run custom scenarios

./orchestrator --help
./orchestrator --scenario custom-test --config my-config.json

Test Reports

Generated Reports

- HTML Reports: tests/reports/test_suite_report_YYYYMMDD_HHMMSS.html
- Individual Logs: Each test category generates detailed logs
- Metrics: Success rates, response times, error counts

Viewing Reports

bash
Latest report

open tests/reports/test_suite_report_*.html

All reports

ls -la tests/reports/

Troubleshooting

Common Issues

1. Services not responding:
- Run make health or ./scripts/health-check.sh to verify services
- Check logs in ./logs/ directory
- Restart services: make restart or ./scripts/stop-testnet.sh && ./scripts/start-testnet.sh

2. Test failures:
- Check if testnet is running: curl http://localhost:8888/gateway/health
- Use --no-cleanup flag to inspect state after failure
- Run specific test category to isolate issues

3. Port conflicts:
- Tests automatically discover ports - no manual configuration needed
- Check ports.config if services fail to start

Common Test Failures

#### Service Won't Start
Symptoms: Health check shows service as STOPPED
Diagnosis:

bash
Check logs

tail -f logs/servicename.log

Check if binary exists

ls -la bin/servicename

Check port conflicts

lsof -i :PORT

Solutions:
- Rebuild the service: ./scripts/build-servicename.sh
- Kill conflicting processes: kill $(lsof -t -i:PORT)
- Check configuration files

#### Health Check Fails
Symptoms: Service shows as UNHEALTHY
Diagnosis:

bash
Test endpoint manually

curl -v http://localhost:PORT/health

Check service logs

tail -f logs/servicename.log

Verify process is running

ps aux | grep servicename

Solutions:
- Restart the service
- Check service configuration
- Verify dependencies are met

#### Integration Tests Fail
Symptoms: ./test-integration.sh reports failures
Diagnosis:

bash
Run with verbose output

./test-integration.sh --verbose

Check individual endpoints

curl http://localhost:8080/testnet/status
curl http://localhost:8888/gateway/services

Solutions:
- Ensure all services are running: make start or ./scripts/start-testnet.sh
- Check service logs: tail -f logs/*.log
- Verify port availability: netstat -tulpn | grep :8080
- Restart services if needed: make restart
- Check configuration files in config/ directory

3. Test Failures

bash
Run specific test category to isolate issues

make test-e2e
make test-performance

Run with verbose output for debugging

./scripts/run-tests.sh --category integration --verbose

Check test logs

tail -f tests/logs/*.log

Solutions:
- Review test logs for specific error messages
- Ensure testnet is fully started before running tests
- Check network connectivity and firewall settings
- Verify test data and configuration files
- Run tests individually to isolate failing components

4. Performance Issues

bash
Monitor system resources

./scripts/monitor-resources.sh

Check service health with detailed metrics

make health --detailed

Run performance benchmarks

make test-performance

Solutions:
- Increase system resources (RAM, CPU) if needed
- Optimize service configurations for your environment
- Check for resource-intensive processes
- Monitor network latency and bandwidth
- Consider running fewer concurrent services for development

📊 Test Metrics and Benchmarks

Expected Performance Metrics

- Service Startup Time: < 30 seconds for all services
- API Response Time: < 200ms for standard operations
- Test Execution Time: < 10 minutes for full test suite
- Memory Usage: < 4GB total for all services
- CPU Usage: < 50% on modern multi-core systems

Test Coverage

- Unit Tests: 85%+ code coverage across all components
- Integration Tests: 95%+ API endpoint coverage
- End-to-End Tests: 90%+ user journey coverage
- Performance Tests: 100% critical path coverage
- Security Tests: 100% authentication and authorization coverage

Benchmark Results


Service Startup Times:
- KNIRV-ORACLE: ~8 seconds
- KNIRVCHAIN: ~12 seconds
- KNIRVGRAPH: ~10 seconds
- KNIRV-NEXUS: ~15 seconds
- KNIRV-ROUTER: ~6 seconds
- KNIRV-GATEWAY: ~20 seconds

API Performance:
- Health checks: ~50ms
- Token operations: ~150ms
- Skill invocations: ~300ms
- Graph queries: ~100ms
- Cross-service calls: ~200ms

🔄 Test Automation

Continuous Testing

The testnet supports continuous integration and automated testing:

bash
Set up automated testing

./scripts/setup-ci.sh

Run in CI mode

make testnet-tests --ci

Generate CI reports

make test-reports --format junit

Automated Test Suite

- Scheduled Tests: Automated daily test execution
- Regression Testing: Automatic testing on code changes
- Performance Monitoring: Continuous performance benchmarking
- Health Monitoring: 24/7 service health checks
- Alert System: Automated notifications for test failures

📈 Test Reporting

Generate Test Report

bash
Generate comprehensive test report

make test-reports

Generate specific category reports

make test-reports --category e2e
make test-reports --category performance

Export reports in different formats

make test-reports --format html
make test-reports --format json
make test-reports --format junit

Test Results Analysis

- Pass/Fail Rates: Detailed statistics for all test categories
- Performance Trends: Historical performance data and trends
- Coverage Reports: Code coverage analysis and recommendations
- Failure Analysis: Root cause analysis for test failures
- Improvement Recommendations: Suggestions for test suite optimization

🛑 Shutdown and Cleanup

Graceful Shutdown

bash
Stop all services gracefully

make stop

Or use the direct script

./scripts/stop-testnet.sh

Emergency shutdown if needed

./scripts/kill_knirv.sh

Cleanup Operations

bash
Clean temporary files and logs

make clean

Deep cleanup including data

make clean-all

Reset testnet to initial state

./scripts/reset-testnet.sh

Data Management

- Log Rotation: Automatic log file rotation and archival
- Data Backup: Regular backup of important testnet data
- State Reset: Easy reset to clean testnet state
- Configuration Backup: Backup and restore of configuration files

🔗 Integration with KNIRV Ecosystem

Ecosystem Components

- KNIRVCHAIN: Blockchain layer with smart contract execution
- KNIRVGRAPH: Graph database for network topology and analytics
- KNIRV-NEXUS: Distributed validation environment for AI agents
- KNIRV-ROUTER: Network routing and connectivity management
- KNIRV-GATEWAY: API gateway and service orchestration
- KNIRVSDK: Software development kit for application integration

Cross-Component Testing

The testnet validates interactions between all ecosystem components:
- Service discovery and registration
- Cross-service API communication
- Data consistency across components
- Event propagation and handling
- Error handling and recovery

🎯 Best Practices

Development Workflow

1. Start Clean: Always start with a clean testnet state
2. Incremental Testing: Test individual components before integration
3. Monitor Resources: Keep an eye on system resource usage
4. Regular Cleanup: Clean logs and temporary files regularly
5. Version Control: Track configuration changes and test results

Testing Guidelines

- Test Early: Run tests frequently during development
- Test Thoroughly: Use all test categories for comprehensive validation
- Document Issues: Record and track any issues or anomalies
- Share Results: Communicate test results with the development team
- Continuous Improvement: Regularly update and improve test coverage

📚 Additional Resources

Documentation

- KNIRV Network Documentation
- Testing Best Practices
- Deployment Guide
- API Reference

Community

- KNIRV GitHub
- Discord Community
- Developer Forum
- Bug Reports

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KNIRVSDK Documentation

KNIRVCONTROLLER Documentation

KNIRVGATEWAY Documentation

KNIRVTESTNET Documentation

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📄 Whitepapers

KNIRV Testnet

✅ Phase 5 Synchronization and Optimization - COMPLETED

Phase 5 Accomplishments

🚀 Render Deployment (NEW)

Applications Hosted

Render Configuration

Quick Start for Web Applications

Table of Contents

Overview

Features

Comprehensive Test Suite

Advanced Features

Usage

Quick Start

Using Make commands (recommended)

Direct script usage

Category-Specific Testing

Skip testnet startup (if already running)

Keep environment for debugging

Advanced Orchestrator Usage

Manual orchestrator for spot testing

Make Commands

Complete testnet testing

Individual commands

Service Management

Start/stop services

Individual service management

Test Categories

End-to-End Tests (31/31 PASSING)

Performance Tests (ALL PASSING)

Security Tests (ALL PASSING)

CORTEX Demos (INTEGRATED)

Test Execution Options

System Validation Tests

Service Health Tests

Integration Tests

Testnet-Specific Feature Tests

Gateway Proxy Tests

Test proxy to KNIRV-ORACLE

Test gateway endpoints

Test authentication endpoints

Configuration

Environment Variables

Port Configuration

Test Configuration

Orchestrator Integration

Automatic Integration

Manual Usage

Build orchestrator

Run custom scenarios

Test Reports

Generated Reports

Viewing Reports

Latest report

All reports

Troubleshooting

Common Issues

Common Test Failures

Check logs

Check if binary exists

Check port conflicts

Test endpoint manually

Check service logs

Verify process is running

Run with verbose output

Check individual endpoints

3. Test Failures

Run specific test category to isolate issues