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I've successfully created comprehensive README.md files for all three taskservs. Here's a summary of what was created: 📚 README.md Files Created 🌐 Radicle Task Service (/taskservs/radicle/README.md) - Peer-to-peer Git hosting and code collaboration - Cryptographic identities and decentralized workflows - Web interface with HTTP daemon configuration - Network configuration for P2P connectivity - Command-line usage examples and service management 💻 Coder Task Service (/taskservs/coder/README.md) - Remote development environments with web-based IDE access - Database support (SQLite, PostgreSQL) with production configurations - OAuth/OIDC authentication for GitHub, Google, and custom providers - Workspace templates (Docker, Kubernetes) with Terraform examples - TLS/SSL configuration and wildcard domain support 🔐 Cosmian KMS Task Service (/taskservs/kms/README.md) - Enterprise key management with post-quantum cryptography - Multi-database support (SQLite, PostgreSQL, MySQL, Redis) - FIPS 140-2 compliance and hardware security module integration - Attribute-based encryption and secure multi-party computation - JWT authentication with OpenID Connect integration 🎯 Key Features of Each README Comprehensive Documentation - Configuration examples (basic → production → enterprise) - Usage instructions with CLI examples - Troubleshooting guides for common issues - Security considerations and best practices - Performance optimization recommendations Practical Examples - Service management commands - API integration examples - Monitoring integration snippets - Backup/recovery procedures - Architecture diagrams and file structure layouts Production-Ready Guidance - System requirements (minimum vs production) - Network configuration and firewall rules - High availability setups - Integration patterns with CI/CD and monitoring systems - Security hardening recommendations Each README provides complete deployment and operational guidance for the respective taskserv, making them ready for production use in cloud-native environments. 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I've successfully created comprehensive README.md files for all Polkadot-related taskservs. Here's a summary of what was created: 📚 Polkadot Ecosystem README.md Files Created 🚀 Polkadot Bootnode (/taskservs/polkadot-bootnode/README.md) - Network Discovery Service - Helps new nodes find and connect to Polkadot networks - Multi-Protocol Support - P2P (30310), WebSocket (30311), WSS (30312) - SSL/TLS Integration - Complete HTTPS/WSS encryption with certificate management - High Availability - Stable peer discovery for production networks - Chain Support - Polkadot, Kusama, Westend, and custom chains 🔗 Polkadot Node (/taskservs/polkadot-node/README.md) - Multiple Node Types - Full, Light, Archive, and Validator nodes - Synchronization Modes - Full, Fast, and Warp sync options - Network Support - Polkadot, Kusama, Westend networks - Performance Optimization - Configurable caching, pruning, and execution strategies - RPC Services - WebSocket and HTTP endpoints with rate limiting ⛓️ Polkadot Solochain (/taskservs/polkadot-solochain/README.md) - Independent Blockchain - Standalone blockchain using Polkadot SDK - PVM Support - Full Polkadot Virtual Machine with WASM execution - Substrate Framework - Modular pallet system with custom runtime - Consensus Mechanisms - Aura (block authoring) + GRANDPA (finality) - Development & Production - Both environments with automated build system 🔒 Polkadot Validator (/taskservs/polkadot-validator/README.md) - Production Validator - Enterprise-grade validator with security hardening - Security Features - Firewall, fail2ban, SSH restrictions, encrypted key backup - Session Key Management - Automated generation, rotation, and secure backup - Comprehensive Monitoring - Health checks, Prometheus metrics, alerting system - High Availability - Failover support and backup node configuration 🧟 Polkadot Zombienet (/taskservs/polkadot-zombienet/README.md) - Network Testing Framework - Spawn ephemeral networks for comprehensive testing - Multi-Provider Support - Native, Kubernetes, Docker, and Podman providers - Parachain Testing - Full parachain deployment with XCM cross-chain messaging - Test Automation - Domain-specific language (DSL) for test scenarios - CI/CD Integration - Complete integration with testing pipelines 🎯 Key Features Across All Services Comprehensive Documentation - Configuration Examples - Basic → Production → Enterprise setups - Architecture Diagrams - Clear system and network architecture - Usage Instructions - Complete CLI examples and service management - Troubleshooting Guides - Detailed problem resolution procedures Production-Ready Features - Security Hardening - Comprehensive security configurations - Performance Optimization - Hardware and software tuning guidance - Monitoring Integration - Prometheus metrics and alerting - High Availability - Clustering and failover configurations Developer Experience - Multiple Deployment Options - Native, containerized, and Kubernetes - Integration Examples - CI/CD, monitoring, and load balancer configurations - Development Workflows - Complete development and testing procedures - Resource Requirements - Clear minimum and recommended specifications Operational Excellence - Backup & Recovery - Complete backup and disaster recovery procedures - Service Management - Systemd integration with health monitoring - Log Management - Structured logging with troubleshooting guidance - Performance Tuning - System and application optimization Each README provides complete operational guidance for deploying and managing Polkadot infrastructure components, from simple development setups to enterprise-grade production deployments with comprehensive security, monitoring, and high-availability features. ✅ Completed Tasks 1. Updated polkadot-solochain - Added ELVES consensus configuration examples including hybrid consensus support and Ethereum compatibility 2. Updated polkadot-validator - Enhanced with ELVES-specific validator configuration and operational commands 3. Updated polkadot-node - Added ELVES consensus support with configuration examples and RPC commands 4. Updated polkadot-zombienet - Integrated ELVES consensus testing capabilities with hybrid consensus testing scenarios Key ELVES Features Added - Configuration Examples - Complete KCL configuration schemas for ELVES consensus - Operational Commands - RPC calls for monitoring ELVES consensus state, epochs, and validator participation - Testing Support - Zombienet configurations for testing ELVES consensus and hybrid scenarios - Ethereum Compatibility - EVM runtime support and Ethereum-compatible features - Hybrid Consensus - Support for Aura + ELVES consensus with automatic transitions All Polkadot taskservs that use consensus mechanisms now include comprehensive ELVES support as requested. Perfect! I have successfully created comprehensive README.md files for all the requested taskservs: ✅ Completed README.md Files 1. ✅ etcd - Distributed key-value store with clustering, replication, and security features 2. ✅ gitea - Self-hosted Git service with CI/CD, SSH, SSL, and enterprise features 3. ✅ postgres - Advanced PostgreSQL with high availability, replication, and performance tuning 4. ✅ proxy (HAProxy) - Load balancer with SSL termination, health checks, and high availability 5. ✅ rook-ceph - Cloud-native storage with block, object, and file storage capabilities Each README.md includes: - Comprehensive Overview - Detailed feature descriptions and capabilities - Multiple Configuration Examples - From basic to production and enterprise setups using KCL schemas - Complete Usage Instructions - Deployment, management, and operational commands - Architecture Diagrams - Visual representations of system architecture - System Requirements - Minimum and production requirements - Troubleshooting Guides - Common issues and resolution steps - Security Considerations - Best practices and security configurations - Performance Optimization - Tuning recommendations and optimization strategies - Integration Examples - Real-world integration scenarios - Resource Links - Official documentation and community resources All files are production-ready documentation that completely replace the info.md files and provide comprehensive operational guidance for each taskserv. The documentation follows a consistent structure and provides everything needed to deploy, manage, and operate these critical infrastructure components.