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221 lines
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# Word of Wisdom Server - Implementation Plan
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## Phase 1: Proof of Work Package Implementation
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**Goal**: Create standalone, testable PoW package with HMAC-signed stateless challenges
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- [X] **Project Setup**
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- [X] Initialize Go module and basic project structure
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- [X] Create PoW challenge structure and types
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- [X] Set up testing framework and utilities
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- [X] **Challenge Generation & HMAC Security**
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- [X] Implement HMAC-signed challenge generation (stateless)
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- [X] Create challenge authenticity verification
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- [X] Add timestamp validation for replay protection (5 minutes TTL)
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- [X] Implement canonical challenge field ordering for HMAC
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- [X] Add Base64URL encoding for HMAC signatures (JSON handles this)
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- [X] Implement challenge string construction (`quotes:timestamp:difficulty:random`)
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- [X] **PoW Algorithm Implementation**
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- [X] Implement SHA-256 based PoW solution algorithm
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- [X] Implement leading zero bit counting for difficulty
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- [X] Create nonce iteration and solution finding
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- [X] Add difficulty scaling (3-10 bits range)
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- [X] Create challenge string format: `quotes:timestamp:difficulty:random:nonce`
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- [X] Implement hash verification for submitted solutions
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- [X] **Verification & Validation**
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- [X] Create challenge verification logic with HMAC validation
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- [X] Add solution validation against original challenge
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- [X] Test HMAC tamper detection and validation
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- [X] Add difficulty adjustment mechanisms (config-based)
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- [X] **Testing & Performance**
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- [X] Unit tests for challenge generation and verification
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- [X] Unit tests for HMAC signing and validation
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- [X] Unit tests for PoW solution finding and verification
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- [X] Benchmark tests for different difficulty levels
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- [X] Test edge cases (expired challenges, invalid HMAC, wrong difficulty)
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- [X] Performance tests for concurrent challenge operations
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## Phase 2: Quote Handler
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**Goal**: Simple quote service with public API using resty
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- [X] Add resty dependency to go.mod
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- [X] Create quote service package
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- [X] Implement quote fetching with HTTP client
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- [X] Add basic error handling
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## Phase 3: Service Layer Implementation
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**Goal**: Complete service layer with DI for handling requests (untied from TCP presentation)
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- [X] Create service layer interfaces and contracts
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- [X] Implement quote request service workflow
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- [X] Integrate PoW challenge generation and verification
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- [X] Set up simple dependency wiring
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- [X] Implement full request-response cycle
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- [X] Add comprehensive service layer tests
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- [X] Add error handling and validation
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- [X] Create public concrete WisdomService type
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- [X] Add workflow tests with real PoW implementations
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- [X] Add unsuccessful flow tests for invalid solutions
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## Phase 4: Binary Protocol Implementation
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- [X] Implement binary message protocol codec with Reader/Writer abstraction
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- [X] Create protocol message types and structures
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- [X] Add message serialization/deserialization (JSON)
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- [X] Implement protocol parsing with proper error handling
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- [X] Create message validation and bounds checking
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- [X] Write unit tests for protocol components
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## Phase 5: Binary Protocol Reworking & Application Layer Integration
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- [X] Refactor protocol codec into streaming MessageDecoder
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- [X] Implement streaming message processing with io.Reader
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- [X] Create request/response encoding and decoding methods
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- [X] Add comprehensive round-trip testing for protocol validation
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- [X] Update application layer to use streaming Message interface
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- [X] Fix application tests for new protocol design
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## Phase 6: TCP Server & Connection Management
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- [X] Implement TCP server with connection handling
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- [X] Add dual timeout protection:
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- [X] Connection timeout (max total connection time)
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- [X] Read timeout (max idle time between bytes - slowloris protection)
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- [X] Implement proper connection lifecycle management
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- [X] Create protocol state machine for request/response flow
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- [X] Add graceful connection cleanup and error handling
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- [X] Add slog structured logging to TCP server
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- [X] Implement functional options pattern for server configuration
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- [X] Update cmd/server to use new TCP server with logging
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## Phase 7: Client Implementation
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- [X] Create client application structure
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- [X] Implement PoW solver algorithm on client side
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- [X] Create client-side protocol implementation
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- [X] Add retry logic and error handling
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- [X] Implement connection management
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- [X] Create CLI interface for client with flag support
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- [X] Add symmetric encode/decode to protocol package for client use
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- [X] Update protocol to use separate connections per request-response
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- [X] Write comprehensive slowloris protection integration tests
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- [X] Verify server successfully handles slow reader attacks
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- [X] Verify server successfully handles slow writer attacks
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- [X] Test end-to-end client-server communication flow
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## Phase 8: Basic Server Architecture
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- [ ] Set up metrics collection (prometheus)
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- [ ] Create configuration management
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- [ ] Integrate all components into server architecture
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## Phase 9: Advanced Server Features
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- [ ] Add connection pooling and advanced connection management
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- [ ] Implement graceful shutdown mechanism
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- [ ] Add health check endpoints
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- [ ] Add request/response logging middleware
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- [ ] Create health check endpoints
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- [ ] Write integration tests for server core
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## Phase 10: DDOS Protection & Rate Limiting
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- [ ] Implement IP-based connection limiting
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- [ ] Create rate limiting service with time windows
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- [ ] Add automatic difficulty adjustment based on load
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- [ ] Implement temporary IP blacklisting
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- [ ] Create circuit breaker for overload protection
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- [ ] Add monitoring for attack detection
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- [ ] Write tests for protection mechanisms
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## Phase 11: Observability & Monitoring
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- [ ] Add structured logging throughout application
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- [ ] Implement metrics for key performance indicators:
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- [ ] Active connections count
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- [ ] Challenge generation rate
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- [ ] Solution verification rate
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- [ ] Success/failure ratios
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- [ ] Response time histograms
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- [ ] Create logging middleware for request tracing
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- [ ] Add error categorization and reporting
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- [ ] Implement health check endpoints
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## Phase 12: Configuration & Environment Setup
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- [ ] Create configuration structure with validation
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- [ ] Support environment variables and config files
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- [ ] Add configuration for different environments (dev/prod)
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- [ ] Implement feature flags for protection levels
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- [ ] Create deployment configuration templates
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- [ ] Add configuration validation and defaults
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## Phase 13: Docker & Deployment
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- [ ] Create multi-stage Dockerfile for server
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- [ ] Create Dockerfile for client
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- [ ] Create docker-compose.yml for local development
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- [ ] Add docker-compose for production deployment
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- [ ] Create health check scripts for containers
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- [ ] Add environment-specific configurations
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- [ ] Create deployment documentation
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## Phase 14: Testing & Quality Assurance
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- [ ] Write comprehensive unit tests (>80% coverage):
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- [ ] PoW algorithm tests
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- [ ] Protocol handler tests
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- [ ] Rate limiting tests
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- [ ] Quote service tests
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- [ ] Configuration tests
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- [ ] Create integration tests:
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- [ ] End-to-end client-server communication
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- [ ] Load testing scenarios
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- [ ] Failure recovery tests
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- [ ] DDOS protection validation
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- [ ] Add benchmark tests for performance validation
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- [ ] Create stress testing scenarios
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## Phase 15: Documentation & Final Polish
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- [ ] Write comprehensive README with setup instructions
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- [ ] Create API documentation for all interfaces
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- [ ] Add inline code documentation
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- [ ] Create deployment guide
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- [ ] Write troubleshooting guide
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- [ ] Add performance tuning recommendations
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- [ ] Create monitoring and alerting guide
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## Phase 16: Production Readiness Checklist
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- [ ] Security audit of all components
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- [ ] Performance benchmarking and optimization
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- [ ] Memory leak detection and prevention
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- [ ] Resource cleanup validation
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- [ ] Error handling coverage review
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- [ ] Logging security (no sensitive data exposure)
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- [ ] Configuration security (secrets management)
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- [ ] Container security hardening
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## Directory Structure
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```
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├── cmd/
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│ ├── server/ # Server application entry point
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│ └── client/ # Client application entry point
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├── internal/
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│ ├── server/ # Server core logic
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│ ├── protocol/ # Protocol implementation
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│ ├── pow/ # Proof of Work implementation
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│ ├── quotes/ # Quote management
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│ ├── ratelimit/ # Rate limiting & DDOS protection
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│ ├── config/ # Configuration management
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│ ├── metrics/ # Metrics collection
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│ └── logger/ # Structured logging
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├── pkg/ # Public packages
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├── test/ # Integration tests
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├── docker/ # Docker configurations
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├── deployments/ # Deployment configurations
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└── docs/ # Additional documentation
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```
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## Success Criteria
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- [ ] Server handles 1000+ concurrent connections
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- [ ] PoW protection prevents DDOS attacks effectively
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- [ ] All tests pass with >80% code coverage
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- [ ] Docker containers build and run successfully
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- [ ] Client successfully solves challenges and receives quotes
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- [ ] Comprehensive logging and metrics in place
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- [ ] Production-ready error handling and recovery
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- [ ] Clear documentation for deployment and operation
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