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CLI Blockchain Features:
- Added block operations: import, export, import-chain, blocks-range
- Added messaging system commands (deploy, state, topics, create-topic, messages, post, vote, search, reputation, moderate)
- Added network force-sync operation
- Replaced marketplace handlers with actual RPC calls
- Replaced AI handlers with actual RPC calls
- Added account operations (account get)
- Added transaction query operations
- Added mempool query operations
- Created keystore_auth.py for authentication
- Removed extended features interception
- All handlers use keystore credentials for authenticated endpoints

Pool Hub Enhancements:
- Added SLA monitoring and capacity tables
- Added billing integration service
- Added SLA collector service
- Added SLA router endpoints
- Updated pool hub models and settings
- Added integration tests for billing and SLA
- Updated documentation with SLA monitoring guide
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- **Test Cleanup**: Removed 12 legacy test files, consolidated configuration
- **Production Architecture**: Aligned with current codebase, systemd service management
### 🎯 **Latest Release: v0.3.1**
### 🎯 **Latest Release: v0.3.2**
**Released**: April 22, 2026
**Status**: ✅ Stable
### Key Features
- **ait-mainnet Migration**: Successfully migrated all blockchain nodes from ait-devnet to ait-mainnet
- **Cross-Node Blockchain Tests**: Created comprehensive test suite for multi-node blockchain features
- **SQLite Corruption Fix**: Resolved database corruption on aitbc1 caused by Btrfs CoW behavior
- **Network Connectivity Fixes**: Corrected RPC URLs for all nodes (aitbc, aitbc1, gitea-runner)
- **Test File Updates**: Updated all verification tests to use ait-mainnet chain_id
### Migration Notes
- All three nodes now using CHAIN_ID=ait-mainnet (aitbc, aitbc1, gitea-runner)
- Cross-node tests verify chain_id consistency and RPC connectivity across all nodes
- Applied `chattr +C` to `/var/lib/aitbc/data` on aitbc1 to disable CoW
- Updated blockchain node configuration: supported_chains from "ait-devnet" to "ait-mainnet"
- Test file: `/opt/aitbc/tests/verification/test_cross_node_blockchain.py`
### 🎯 **Previous Release: v0.3.1**
**Released**: April 13, 2026
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# SLA Monitoring Guide
This guide covers SLA (Service Level Agreement) monitoring and billing instrumentation for coordinator/pool hub services in the AITBC ecosystem.
## Overview
The SLA monitoring system provides:
- Real-time tracking of miner performance metrics
- Automated SLA violation detection and alerting
- Capacity planning with forecasting and scaling recommendations
- Integration with coordinator-api billing system
- Comprehensive API endpoints for monitoring and management
## Architecture
```
┌─────────────────┐
│ Pool-Hub │
│ │
│ SLA Collector │──────┐
│ Capacity │ │
│ Planner │ │
│ │ │
└────────┬────────┘ │
│ │
│ HTTP API │
│ │
┌────────▼────────┐ │
│ Coordinator-API │◀────┘
│ │
│ Usage Tracking │
│ Billing Service │
│ Multi-tenant DB │
└─────────────────┘
```
## SLA Metrics
### Miner Uptime
- **Definition**: Percentage of time a miner is available and responsive
- **Calculation**: Based on heartbeat intervals (5-minute threshold)
- **Threshold**: 95%
- **Alert Levels**:
- Critical: <85.5% (threshold * 0.9)
- High: <95% (threshold)
### Response Time
- **Definition**: Average time for miner to respond to match requests
- **Calculation**: Average of `eta_ms` from match results (last 100 results)
- **Threshold**: 1000ms (P95)
- **Alert Levels**:
- Critical: >2000ms (threshold * 2)
- High: >1000ms (threshold)
### Job Completion Rate
- **Definition**: Percentage of jobs completed successfully
- **Calculation**: Successful outcomes / total outcomes (last 7 days)
- **Threshold**: 90%
- **Alert Levels**:
- Critical: <90% (threshold)
### Capacity Availability
- **Definition**: Percentage of miners available (not busy)
- **Calculation**: Active miners / Total miners
- **Threshold**: 80%
- **Alert Levels**:
- High: <80% (threshold)
## Configuration
### Environment Variables
Add to pool-hub `.env`:
```bash
# Coordinator-API Billing Integration
COORDINATOR_BILLING_URL=http://localhost:8011
COORDINATOR_API_KEY=your_api_key_here
# SLA Configuration
SLA_UPTIME_THRESHOLD=95.0
SLA_RESPONSE_TIME_THRESHOLD=1000.0
SLA_COMPLETION_RATE_THRESHOLD=90.0
SLA_CAPACITY_THRESHOLD=80.0
# Capacity Planning
CAPACITY_FORECAST_HOURS=168
CAPACITY_ALERT_THRESHOLD_PCT=80.0
# Billing Sync
BILLING_SYNC_INTERVAL_HOURS=1
# SLA Collection
SLA_COLLECTION_INTERVAL_SECONDS=300
```
### Settings File
Configuration can also be set in `poolhub/settings.py`:
```python
class Settings(BaseSettings):
# Coordinator-API Billing Integration
coordinator_billing_url: str = Field(default="http://localhost:8011")
coordinator_api_key: str | None = Field(default=None)
# SLA Configuration
sla_thresholds: Dict[str, float] = Field(
default_factory=lambda: {
"uptime_pct": 95.0,
"response_time_ms": 1000.0,
"completion_rate_pct": 90.0,
"capacity_availability_pct": 80.0,
}
)
# Capacity Planning Configuration
capacity_forecast_hours: int = Field(default=168)
capacity_alert_threshold_pct: float = Field(default=80.0)
# Billing Sync Configuration
billing_sync_interval_hours: int = Field(default=1)
# SLA Collection Configuration
sla_collection_interval_seconds: int = Field(default=300)
```
## Database Schema
### SLA Metrics Table
```sql
CREATE TABLE sla_metrics (
id UUID PRIMARY KEY,
miner_id VARCHAR(64) NOT NULL REFERENCES miners(miner_id) ON DELETE CASCADE,
metric_type VARCHAR(32) NOT NULL,
metric_value FLOAT NOT NULL,
threshold FLOAT NOT NULL,
is_violation BOOLEAN DEFAULT FALSE,
timestamp TIMESTAMP WITH TIME ZONE DEFAULT NOW(),
metadata JSONB DEFAULT '{}'
);
CREATE INDEX ix_sla_metrics_miner_id ON sla_metrics(miner_id);
CREATE INDEX ix_sla_metrics_timestamp ON sla_metrics(timestamp);
CREATE INDEX ix_sla_metrics_metric_type ON sla_metrics(metric_type);
```
### SLA Violations Table
```sql
CREATE TABLE sla_violations (
id UUID PRIMARY KEY,
miner_id VARCHAR(64) NOT NULL REFERENCES miners(miner_id) ON DELETE CASCADE,
violation_type VARCHAR(32) NOT NULL,
severity VARCHAR(16) NOT NULL,
metric_value FLOAT NOT NULL,
threshold FLOAT NOT NULL,
violation_duration_ms INTEGER,
resolved_at TIMESTAMP WITH TIME ZONE,
created_at TIMESTAMP WITH TIME ZONE DEFAULT NOW(),
metadata JSONB DEFAULT '{}'
);
CREATE INDEX ix_sla_violations_miner_id ON sla_violations(miner_id);
CREATE INDEX ix_sla_violations_created_at ON sla_violations(created_at);
CREATE INDEX ix_sla_violations_severity ON sla_violations(severity);
```
### Capacity Snapshots Table
```sql
CREATE TABLE capacity_snapshots (
id UUID PRIMARY KEY,
total_miners INTEGER NOT NULL,
active_miners INTEGER NOT NULL,
total_parallel_capacity INTEGER NOT NULL,
total_queue_length INTEGER NOT NULL,
capacity_utilization_pct FLOAT NOT NULL,
forecast_capacity INTEGER NOT NULL,
recommended_scaling VARCHAR(32) NOT NULL,
scaling_reason TEXT,
timestamp TIMESTAMP WITH TIME ZONE DEFAULT NOW(),
metadata JSONB DEFAULT '{}'
);
CREATE INDEX ix_capacity_snapshots_timestamp ON capacity_snapshots(timestamp);
```
## Database Migration
Run the migration to add SLA and capacity tables:
```bash
cd apps/pool-hub
alembic upgrade head
```
## API Endpoints
### SLA Metrics Endpoints
#### Get SLA Metrics for a Miner
```bash
GET /sla/metrics/{miner_id}?hours=24
```
Response:
```json
[
{
"id": "uuid",
"miner_id": "miner_001",
"metric_type": "uptime_pct",
"metric_value": 98.5,
"threshold": 95.0,
"is_violation": false,
"timestamp": "2026-04-22T15:00:00Z",
"metadata": {}
}
]
```
#### Get All SLA Metrics
```bash
GET /sla/metrics?hours=24
```
#### Get SLA Violations
```bash
GET /sla/violations?resolved=false&miner_id=miner_001
```
#### Trigger SLA Metrics Collection
```bash
POST /sla/metrics/collect
```
Response:
```json
{
"miners_processed": 10,
"metrics_collected": [...],
"violations_detected": 2,
"capacity": {
"total_miners": 10,
"active_miners": 8,
"capacity_availability_pct": 80.0
}
}
```
### Capacity Planning Endpoints
#### Get Capacity Snapshots
```bash
GET /sla/capacity/snapshots?hours=24
```
#### Get Capacity Forecast
```bash
GET /sla/capacity/forecast?hours_ahead=168
```
Response:
```json
{
"forecast_horizon_hours": 168,
"current_capacity": 1000,
"projected_capacity": 1500,
"recommended_scaling": "+50%",
"confidence": 0.85,
"source": "coordinator_api"
}
```
#### Get Scaling Recommendations
```bash
GET /sla/capacity/recommendations
```
Response:
```json
{
"current_state": "healthy",
"recommendations": [
{
"action": "add_miners",
"quantity": 2,
"reason": "Projected capacity shortage in 2 weeks",
"priority": "medium"
}
],
"source": "coordinator_api"
}
```
#### Configure Capacity Alerts
```bash
POST /sla/capacity/alerts/configure
```
Request:
```json
{
"threshold_pct": 80.0,
"notification_email": "admin@example.com"
}
```
### Billing Integration Endpoints
#### Get Billing Usage
```bash
GET /sla/billing/usage?hours=24&tenant_id=tenant_001
```
#### Sync Billing Usage
```bash
POST /sla/billing/sync
```
Request:
```json
{
"miner_id": "miner_001",
"hours_back": 24
}
```
#### Record Usage Event
```bash
POST /sla/billing/usage/record
```
Request:
```json
{
"tenant_id": "tenant_001",
"resource_type": "gpu_hours",
"quantity": 10.5,
"unit_price": 0.50,
"job_id": "job_123",
"metadata": {}
}
```
#### Generate Invoice
```bash
POST /sla/billing/invoice/generate
```
Request:
```json
{
"tenant_id": "tenant_001",
"period_start": "2026-03-01T00:00:00Z",
"period_end": "2026-03-31T23:59:59Z"
}
```
### Status Endpoint
#### Get SLA Status
```bash
GET /sla/status
```
Response:
```json
{
"status": "healthy",
"active_violations": 0,
"recent_metrics_count": 50,
"timestamp": "2026-04-22T15:00:00Z"
}
```
## Automated Collection
### SLA Collection Scheduler
The SLA collector can be run as a background service to automatically collect metrics:
```python
from poolhub.services.sla_collector import SLACollector, SLACollectorScheduler
from poolhub.database import get_db
# Initialize
db = next(get_db())
sla_collector = SLACollector(db)
scheduler = SLACollectorScheduler(sla_collector)
# Start automated collection (every 5 minutes)
await scheduler.start(collection_interval_seconds=300)
```
### Billing Sync Scheduler
The billing integration can be run as a background service to automatically sync usage:
```python
from poolhub.services.billing_integration import BillingIntegration, BillingIntegrationScheduler
from poolhub.database import get_db
# Initialize
db = next(get_db())
billing_integration = BillingIntegration(db)
scheduler = BillingIntegrationScheduler(billing_integration)
# Start automated sync (every 1 hour)
await scheduler.start(sync_interval_hours=1)
```
## Monitoring and Alerting
### Prometheus Metrics
SLA metrics are exposed to Prometheus with the namespace `poolhub`:
- `poolhub_sla_uptime_pct` - Miner uptime percentage
- `poolhub_sla_response_time_ms` - Response time in milliseconds
- `poolhub_sla_completion_rate_pct` - Job completion rate percentage
- `poolhub_sla_capacity_availability_pct` - Capacity availability percentage
- `poolhub_sla_violations_total` - Total SLA violations
- `poolhub_billing_sync_errors_total` - Billing sync errors
### Alert Rules
Example Prometheus alert rules:
```yaml
groups:
- name: poolhub_sla
rules:
- alert: HighSLAViolationRate
expr: rate(poolhub_sla_violations_total[5m]) > 0.1
for: 5m
labels:
severity: critical
annotations:
summary: High SLA violation rate
- alert: LowMinerUptime
expr: poolhub_sla_uptime_pct < 95
for: 5m
labels:
severity: high
annotations:
summary: Miner uptime below threshold
- alert: HighResponseTime
expr: poolhub_sla_response_time_ms > 1000
for: 5m
labels:
severity: high
annotations:
summary: Response time above threshold
```
## Troubleshooting
### SLA Metrics Not Recording
**Symptom**: SLA metrics are not being recorded in the database
**Solutions**:
1. Check SLA collector is running: `ps aux | grep sla_collector`
2. Verify database connection: Check pool-hub database logs
3. Check SLA collection interval: Ensure `sla_collection_interval_seconds` is configured
4. Verify miner heartbeats: Check `miner_status.last_heartbeat_at` is being updated
### Billing Sync Failing
**Symptom**: Billing sync to coordinator-api is failing
**Solutions**:
1. Verify coordinator-api is accessible: `curl http://localhost:8011/health`
2. Check API key: Ensure `COORDINATOR_API_KEY` is set correctly
3. Check network connectivity: Ensure pool-hub can reach coordinator-api
4. Review billing integration logs: Check for HTTP errors or timeouts
### Capacity Alerts Not Triggering
**Symptom**: Capacity alerts are not being generated
**Solutions**:
1. Verify capacity snapshots are being created: Check `capacity_snapshots` table
2. Check alert thresholds: Ensure `capacity_alert_threshold_pct` is configured
3. Verify alert configuration: Check alert configuration endpoint
4. Review coordinator-api capacity planning: Ensure it's receiving pool-hub data
## Testing
Run the SLA and billing integration tests:
```bash
cd apps/pool-hub
# Run all SLA and billing tests
pytest tests/test_sla_collector.py
pytest tests/test_billing_integration.py
pytest tests/test_sla_endpoints.py
pytest tests/test_integration_coordinator.py
# Run with coverage
pytest --cov=poolhub.services.sla_collector tests/test_sla_collector.py
pytest --cov=poolhub.services.billing_integration tests/test_billing_integration.py
```
## Best Practices
1. **Monitor SLA Metrics Regularly**: Set up automated monitoring dashboards to track SLA metrics in real-time
2. **Configure Appropriate Thresholds**: Adjust SLA thresholds based on your service requirements
3. **Review Violations Promptly**: Investigate and resolve SLA violations quickly to maintain service quality
4. **Plan Capacity Proactively**: Use capacity forecasting to anticipate scaling needs
5. **Test Billing Integration**: Regularly test billing sync to ensure accurate usage tracking
6. **Keep Documentation Updated**: Maintain up-to-date documentation for SLA configurations and procedures
## Integration with Existing Systems
### Coordinator-API Integration
The pool-hub integrates with coordinator-api's billing system via HTTP API:
1. **Usage Recording**: Pool-hub sends usage events to coordinator-api's `/api/billing/usage` endpoint
2. **Billing Metrics**: Pool-hub can query billing metrics from coordinator-api
3. **Invoice Generation**: Pool-hub can trigger invoice generation in coordinator-api
4. **Capacity Planning**: Pool-hub provides capacity data to coordinator-api's capacity planning system
### Prometheus Integration
SLA metrics are automatically exposed to Prometheus:
- Metrics are labeled by miner_id, metric_type, and other dimensions
- Use Prometheus query language to create custom dashboards
- Set up alert rules based on SLA thresholds
### Alerting Integration
SLA violations can trigger alerts through:
- Prometheus Alertmanager
- Custom webhook integrations
- Email notifications (via coordinator-api)
- Slack/Discord integrations (via coordinator-api)
## Security Considerations
1. **API Key Security**: Store coordinator-api API keys securely (use environment variables or secret management)
2. **Database Access**: Ensure database connections use SSL/TLS in production
3. **Rate Limiting**: Implement rate limiting on billing sync endpoints to prevent abuse
4. **Audit Logging**: Enable audit logging for SLA and billing operations
5. **Access Control**: Restrict access to SLA and billing endpoints to authorized users
## Performance Considerations
1. **Batch Operations**: Use batch operations for billing sync to reduce HTTP overhead
2. **Index Optimization**: Ensure database indexes are properly configured for SLA queries
3. **Caching**: Use Redis caching for frequently accessed SLA metrics
4. **Async Processing**: Use async operations for SLA collection and billing sync
5. **Data Retention**: Implement data retention policies for SLA metrics and capacity snapshots
## Maintenance
### Regular Tasks
1. **Review SLA Thresholds**: Quarterly review and adjust SLA thresholds based on service performance
2. **Clean Up Old Data**: Regularly clean up old SLA metrics and capacity snapshots (e.g., keep 90 days)
3. **Review Capacity Forecasts**: Monthly review of capacity forecasts and scaling recommendations
4. **Audit Billing Records**: Monthly audit of billing records for accuracy
5. **Update Documentation**: Keep documentation updated with any configuration changes
### Backup and Recovery
1. **Database Backups**: Ensure regular backups of SLA and billing tables
2. **Configuration Backups**: Backup configuration files and environment variables
3. **Recovery Procedures**: Document recovery procedures for SLA and billing systems
4. **Testing Backups**: Regularly test backup and recovery procedures
## References
- [Pool-Hub README](/opt/aitbc/apps/pool-hub/README.md)
- [Coordinator-API Billing Documentation](/opt/aitbc/apps/coordinator-api/README.md)
- [Roadmap](/opt/aitbc/docs/beginner/02_project/2_roadmap.md)
- [Deployment Guide](/opt/aitbc/docs/advanced/04_deployment/0_index.md)

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- **Git & Repository Management**
- ✅ Fixed gitea pull conflicts on aitbc1
- ✅ Successfully pulled latest changes from gitea (fast-forward)
- ✅ Both nodes now up to date with origin/main
## Stage 30 — ait-mainnet Migration & Cross-Node Blockchain Tests [COMPLETED: 2026-04-22]
- **ait-mainnet Chain Migration**
- ✅ Migrated all blockchain nodes from ait-devnet to ait-mainnet
- ✅ Updated `/etc/aitbc/.env` on aitbc: CHAIN_ID=ait-mainnet (already configured)
- ✅ Updated `/etc/aitbc/.env` on aitbc1: CHAIN_ID=ait-mainnet (changed from ait-devnet)
- ✅ Updated `/etc/aitbc/.env` on gitea-runner: CHAIN_ID=ait-mainnet (changed from ait-devnet)
- ✅ All three nodes now on same blockchain (ait-mainnet)
- ✅ Updated blockchain node configuration: supported_chains from "ait-devnet" to "ait-mainnet"
- **Cross-Node Blockchain Tests**
- ✅ Created comprehensive cross-node test suite
- ✅ File: `/opt/aitbc/tests/verification/test_cross_node_blockchain.py`
- ✅ Tests: Chain ID Consistency, Block Synchronization, Block Range Query, RPC Connectivity
- ✅ Tests all three nodes: aitbc, aitbc1, gitea-runner
- ✅ Verifies chain_id consistency via SSH configuration check
- ✅ Tests block import functionality and RPC connectivity
- ✅ All 4 tests passing across 3 nodes
- **Test File Updates for ait-mainnet**
- ✅ test_tx_import.py: Updated CHAIN_ID and endpoint path
- ✅ test_simple_import.py: Updated CHAIN_ID and endpoint path
- ✅ test_minimal.py: Updated CHAIN_ID and endpoint path
- ✅ test_block_import.py: Updated CHAIN_ID and endpoint path
- ✅ test_block_import_complete.py: Updated CHAIN_ID and endpoint path
- ✅ All tests now include chain_id in block data payloads
- **SQLite Database Corruption Fix**
- ✅ Fixed SQLite corruption on aitbc1 caused by Btrfs CoW behavior
- ✅ Applied `chattr +C` to `/var/lib/aitbc/data` to disable CoW
- ✅ Cleared corrupted database files (chain.db*)
- ✅ Restarted aitbc-blockchain-node.service
- ✅ Service now running successfully without corruption errors
- **Network Connectivity Fixes**
- ✅ Corrected aitbc1 RPC URL from 10.0.3.107:8006 to 10.1.223.40:8006
- ✅ Added gitea-runner RPC URL: 10.1.223.93:8006
- ✅ All nodes now reachable via RPC endpoints
- ✅ Cross-node tests verify connectivity between all nodes
- ✅ Stashed local changes causing conflicts in blockchain files
- ✅ Successfully pulled latest changes from gitea (fast-forward)
- ✅ Both nodes now up to date with origin/main
@@ -811,7 +853,97 @@ Operations (see docs/10_plan/00_nextMileston.md)
- ✅ File: `services/agent_daemon.py`
- ✅ Systemd service: `systemd/aitbc-agent-daemon.service`
## Current Status: Multi-Node Blockchain Synchronization Complete
## Stage 31 — SLA-Backed Coordinator/Pool Hubs [COMPLETED: 2026-04-22]
- **Coordinator-API SLA Monitoring Extension**
- ✅ Extended `marketplace_monitor.py` with pool-hub specific SLA metrics
- ✅ Added miner uptime tracking, response time tracking, job completion rate tracking
- ✅ Added capacity availability tracking
- ✅ Integrated pool-hub MinerStatus for latency data
- ✅ Extended `_evaluate_alerts()` for pool-hub SLA violations
- ✅ Added pool-hub specific alert thresholds
- **Capacity Planning Infrastructure Enhancement**
- ✅ Extended `system_maintenance.py` capacity planning
- ✅ Added `_collect_pool_hub_capacity()` method
- ✅ Enhanced `_perform_capacity_planning()` to consume pool-hub data
- ✅ Added pool-hub metrics to capacity results
- ✅ Added pool-hub specific scaling recommendations
- **Pool-Hub Models Extension**
- ✅ Added `SLAMetric` model for tracking miner SLA data
- ✅ Added `SLAViolation` model for SLA breach tracking
- ✅ Added `CapacitySnapshot` model for capacity planning data
- ✅ Extended `MinerStatus` with uptime_pct and last_heartbeat_at fields
- ✅ Added indexes for SLA queries
- **SLA Metrics Collection Service**
- ✅ Created `sla_collector.py` service
- ✅ Implemented miner uptime tracking based on heartbeat intervals
- ✅ Implemented response time tracking from match results
- ✅ Implemented job completion rate tracking from feedback
- ✅ Implemented capacity availability tracking
- ✅ Added SLA threshold configuration per metric type
- ✅ Added automatic violation detection
- ✅ Added Prometheus metrics exposure
- ✅ Created `SLACollectorScheduler` for automated collection
- **Coordinator-API Billing Integration**
- ✅ Created `billing_integration.py` service
- ✅ Implemented usage data aggregation from pool-hub to coordinator-api
- ✅ Implemented tenant mapping (pool-hub miners to coordinator-api tenants)
- ✅ Implemented billing event emission via HTTP API
- ✅ Leveraged existing ServiceConfig pricing schemas
- ✅ Integrated with existing quota enforcement
- ✅ Created `BillingIntegrationScheduler` for automated sync
- **API Endpoints**
- ✅ Created `sla.py` router with comprehensive endpoints
-`GET /sla/metrics/{miner_id}` - Get SLA metrics for a miner
-`GET /sla/metrics` - Get SLA metrics across all miners
-`GET /sla/violations` - Get SLA violations
-`POST /sla/metrics/collect` - Trigger SLA metrics collection
-`GET /sla/capacity/snapshots` - Get capacity planning snapshots
-`GET /sla/capacity/forecast` - Get capacity forecast
-`GET /sla/capacity/recommendations` - Get scaling recommendations
-`POST /sla/capacity/alerts/configure` - Configure capacity alerts
-`GET /sla/billing/usage` - Get billing usage data
-`POST /sla/billing/sync` - Trigger billing sync with coordinator-api
-`POST /sla/billing/usage/record` - Record usage event
-`POST /sla/billing/invoice/generate` - Trigger invoice generation
-`GET /sla/status` - Get overall SLA status
- **Configuration and Settings**
- ✅ Added coordinator-api billing URL configuration
- ✅ Added coordinator-api API key configuration
- ✅ Added SLA threshold configurations
- ✅ Added capacity planning parameters
- ✅ Added billing sync interval configuration
- ✅ Added SLA collection interval configuration
- **Database Migrations**
- ✅ Created migration `b2a1c4d5e6f7_add_sla_and_capacity_tables.py`
- ✅ Added SLA-related tables (sla_metrics, sla_violations)
- ✅ Added capacity planning table (capacity_snapshots)
- ✅ Extended miner_status with uptime_pct and last_heartbeat_at
- ✅ Added indexes for performance
- ✅ Added foreign key constraints
- **Testing**
- ✅ Created `test_sla_collector.py` - SLA collection tests
- ✅ Created `test_billing_integration.py` - Billing integration tests
- ✅ Created `test_sla_endpoints.py` - API endpoint tests
- ✅ Created `test_integration_coordinator.py` - Integration tests
- ✅ Added comprehensive test coverage for SLA and billing features
- **Documentation**
- ✅ Updated `apps/pool-hub/README.md` with SLA and billing documentation
- ✅ Added configuration examples
- ✅ Added API endpoint documentation
- ✅ Added database migration instructions
- ✅ Added testing instructions
## Current Status: SLA-Backed Coordinator/Pool Hubs Complete
**Milestone Achievement**: Successfully fixed multi-node blockchain
synchronization issues between aitbc and aitbc1. Both nodes are now in sync with

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- Includes troubleshooting steps and verification procedures
-**OpenClaw Cross-Node Communication Documentation** - Added agent
communication workflow documentation
- File: `docs/openclaw/openclaw-cross-node-communication.md`
- Documents agent-to-agent communication via AITBC blockchain transactions
- Includes setup, testing, and troubleshooting procedures
## Recent Updates (2026-04-22)
### ait-mainnet Migration Complete ✅
-**All Nodes Migrated to ait-mainnet** - Successfully migrated all blockchain nodes
from ait-devnet to ait-mainnet
- Updated `/etc/aitbc/.env` on aitbc: CHAIN_ID=ait-mainnet (already configured)
- Updated `/etc/aitbc/.env` on aitbc1: CHAIN_ID=ait-mainnet (changed from ait-devnet)
- Updated `/etc/aitbc/.env` on gitea-runner: CHAIN_ID=ait-mainnet (changed from ait-devnet)
- All three nodes now on same blockchain (ait-mainnet)
-**Cross-Node Blockchain Tests Created** - New test suite for multi-node blockchain
features
- File: `/opt/aitbc/tests/verification/test_cross_node_blockchain.py`
- Tests: Chain ID Consistency, Block Synchronization, Block Range Query, RPC
Connectivity
- Tests all three nodes: aitbc, aitbc1, gitea-runner
- Verifies chain_id consistency via SSH configuration check
- Tests block import functionality and RPC connectivity
- All 4 tests passing across 3 nodes
-**Test Files Updated for ait-mainnet** - Updated all verification tests to use
ait-mainnet chain_id
- test_tx_import.py: Updated CHAIN_ID and endpoint path
- test_simple_import.py: Updated CHAIN_ID and endpoint path
- test_minimal.py: Updated CHAIN_ID and endpoint path
- test_block_import.py: Updated CHAIN_ID and endpoint path
- test_block_import_complete.py: Updated CHAIN_ID and endpoint path
- All tests now include chain_id in block data payloads
-**SQLite Database Corruption Fixed on aitbc1** - Resolved database corruption
issue
- Root cause: Btrfs copy-on-write (CoW) behavior causing SQLite corruption
- Fix: Applied `chattr +C` to `/var/lib/aitbc/data` to disable CoW
- Cleared corrupted database files (chain.db*)
- Restarted aitbc-blockchain-node.service
- Service now running successfully without corruption errors
-**Network Connectivity Fixes** - Fixed cross-node RPC connectivity
- Corrected aitbc1 RPC URL from 10.0.3.107:8006 to 10.1.223.40:8006
- Added gitea-runner RPC URL: 10.1.223.93:8006
- All nodes now reachable via RPC endpoints
- Cross-node tests verify connectivity between all nodes
-**Blockchain Configuration Updates** - Updated blockchain node configuration
- File: `/opt/aitbc/apps/blockchain-node/src/aitbc_chain/config.py`
- Changed supported_chains from "ait-devnet" to "ait-mainnet"
- All nodes now support ait-mainnet chain
- Blockchain node services restarted with new configuration
communication guides
- File: `docs/openclaw/guides/openclaw_cross_node_communication.md`
- File: `docs/openclaw/training/cross_node_communication_training.md`