# Scripts Created - Implementation Summary

## ✅ Core Scripts Implemented

### 1. `scripts/network/bootstrap-network.sh`
**Purpose:** Network bootstrap using script-based approach (static-nodes.json)

**Functionality:**
- Collects enodes from all validator nodes
- Generates static-nodes.json with validator enodes
- Deploys static-nodes.json to all nodes (validators, sentries, RPC)
- Restarts services in correct order (sentries → validators → RPC)
- Verifies peer connections

**Usage:**
```bash
./scripts/network/bootstrap-network.sh
```

**Key Features:**
- Extracts enodes via RPC (if enabled) or from nodekey
- Sequential startup with health checks
- Peer connection verification
- Error handling and logging

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### 2. `scripts/validation/validate-validator-set.sh`
**Purpose:** Validate that all validators are properly configured and can participate in consensus

**Functionality:**
- Validates container and service status
- Checks validator keys exist and are accessible
- Verifies validator addresses
- Checks Besu configuration files
- Validates consensus participation
- Checks peer connectivity

**Usage:**
```bash
./scripts/validation/validate-validator-set.sh
```

**Key Features:**
- 4-phase validation (Container/Service → Keys → Config → Consensus)
- Detailed error and warning reporting
- Exit codes for automation (0=success, 1=errors)

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### 3. `scripts/deployment/deploy-validated-set.sh`
**Purpose:** Main deployment orchestrator - end-to-end validated set deployment

**Functionality:**
1. Pre-deployment validation (prerequisites, OS template)
2. Deploy containers (via deploy-besu-nodes.sh)
3. Copy configuration files (via copy-besu-config.sh)
4. Bootstrap network (via bootstrap-network.sh)
5. Validate deployment (via validate-validator-set.sh)

**Usage:**
```bash
# Full deployment
./scripts/deployment/deploy-validated-set.sh --source-project /path/to/smom-dbis-138

# Skip phases if already done
./scripts/deployment/deploy-validated-set.sh --skip-deployment --source-project /path/to/smom-dbis-138
./scripts/deployment/deploy-validated-set.sh --skip-deployment --skip-config
```

**Options:**
- `--skip-deployment` - Skip container deployment (assume containers exist)
- `--skip-config` - Skip configuration file copying
- `--skip-bootstrap` - Skip network bootstrap
- `--skip-validation` - Skip validation
- `--source-project PATH` - Path to source project with config files
- `--help` - Show help message

**Key Features:**
- Single command deployment
- Phase-based with skip options
- Comprehensive logging
- Rollback support (if configured)
- Error handling at each phase

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## Integration with Existing Scripts

These new scripts integrate with existing deployment infrastructure:

- Uses `lib/common.sh` for logging and utilities
- Calls `deploy-besu-nodes.sh` for container deployment
- Calls `copy-besu-config.sh` for configuration management
- Uses existing configuration files (`config/proxmox.conf`, `config/network.conf`)
- Compatible with rollback mechanism (`lib/rollback.sh`)

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## Usage Examples

### Complete Fresh Deployment
```bash
cd /opt/smom-dbis-138-proxmox
sudo ./scripts/deployment/deploy-validated-set.sh \
    --source-project /path/to/smom-dbis-138
```

### Bootstrap Existing Containers
```bash
# Containers already deployed, just need to bootstrap
sudo ./scripts/deployment/deploy-validated-set.sh \
    --skip-deployment \
    --source-project /path/to/smom-dbis-138
```

### Just Bootstrap Network
```bash
# Containers and configs already done, just bootstrap
sudo ./scripts/network/bootstrap-network.sh
```

### Validate Validator Set
```bash
# Just validate validators
sudo ./scripts/validation/validate-validator-set.sh
```

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## Next Steps

1. **Test Scripts** - Test on a development/test environment first
2. **Review Logs** - Check deployment logs for any issues
3. **Fine-tune** - Adjust timeouts, retries, or validation criteria as needed
4. **Document** - Add to main documentation and runbooks

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## Status

✅ **Core scripts implemented and ready for testing**

All scripts follow the existing codebase patterns and use the common library functions.
