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# Multi-Chain Live Testing Results
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## 🚀 Overview
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Successfully deployed and tested the new multi-chain capabilities on the live container infrastructure (`aitbc` and `aitbc1`). A single blockchain node instance now concurrently manages multiple independent chains.
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## 🛠️ Configuration
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Both `aitbc` and `aitbc1` nodes were configured to run the following chains simultaneously:
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- `ait-devnet` (Primary development chain)
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- `ait-testnet` (New test network chain)
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- `ait-healthchain` (New specialized health data chain)
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## 📊 Live Test Results
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### 1. Isolated Genesis Blocks ✅
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The system successfully created isolated, deterministic genesis blocks for each chain to ensure proper synchronization across sites:
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- **devnet hash:** `0xac5db42d29f4b73c97673a8981d5ef55206048a5e9edd70d7d79b30ce238b6e7`
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- **testnet hash:** `0xa74d2d3416dbc397daec4beb328c6fe1e7ba9e02536aea473d2f8d87f00f299c`
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- **healthchain hash:** `0xe8a5dafa9e3bfcdb45e4951a04703660513e102a352cff3c7c2ee6a78872ce93`
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### 2. Isolated Transaction Processing ✅
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Transactions were submitted to specific chains (e.g., `ait-healthchain`) and were properly routed to the correct isolated mempool without bleeding into other chains.
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- Example transaction hash on healthchain: `0x04a3e80fa043f038466f3e2fab94014271fbb7ca23fd548a5d269ee450804a39`
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### 3. Isolated Block Production ✅
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The `PoAProposer` successfully ran parallel tasks to produce blocks independently for each chain when transactions were available in their respective mempools.
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### 4. Cross-Site Synchronization ✅
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Blocks produced on the primary `aitbc` container node successfully synchronized via cross-site gossip to the secondary `aitbc1` container node, matching block heights and state roots perfectly across all 3 chains.
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## 🎯 Conclusion
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The multi-chain implementation is fully functional in the live environment. The system can now instantly spin up new chains simply by appending the chain ID to the `SUPPORTED_CHAINS` environment variable and restarting the node service.
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