- Add SERVICE_STATUS.md: Complete analysis of all blackroad.systems services
- Add check_all_services.sh: Automated service health checker script
- Add minimal-service template: Production-ready FastAPI service template
Service Status Findings:
- All 9 services return 403 Forbidden (Cloudflare blocking)
- Services are deployed and DNS is working correctly
- Issue is Cloudflare WAF/security rules, not service implementation
Template Features:
- Complete syscall API compliance (/v1/sys/*)
- Railway deployment ready
- CORS configuration
- Health and version endpoints
- HTML "Hello World" landing page
- OpenAPI documentation
Existing Service Implementations:
✓ Core API (services/core-api)
✓ Public API (services/public-api)
✓ Operator (operator_engine)
✓ Prism Console (prism-console)
✓ App/Shell (backend)
Next Steps:
1. Configure Cloudflare WAF to allow health check endpoints
2. Use minimal-service template for missing services
3. Implement full syscall API in existing services
4. Test inter-service RPC communication
Refs: #125
Introduces scripts/cece_audit.py - a complete local system auditor that checks:
- Repository structure and expected files
- Service registry and DNS configuration
- Kernel integration and syscall API
- Infrastructure configs (Railway, Docker)
- GitHub workflows and templates
- Backend/frontend structure
- Documentation completeness
- Cross-references and consistency
Provides instant health check with zero external dependencies:
- 0 CRITICAL, 3 ERRORS, 6 WARNINGS, 91 SUCCESSES
- Identifies single source of truth for all components
- Shows minimal set needed to run the OS
- Pure filesystem analysis - no API calls, no cost
Run: python scripts/cece_audit.py
This implements the "Big Kahuna" master orchestration plan to get BlackRoad OS
fully online and deployable without manual PR management.
## Backend Service (blackroad-core)
- Add /version endpoint with build metadata
- Prism Console already mounted at /prism
- Health check at /health
- Comprehensive API health at /api/health/summary
## Operator Service (blackroad-operator)
- Add /version endpoint with build metadata
- Create requirements.txt for dependencies
- Create Dockerfile for containerization
- Create railway.toml for Railway deployment
- Health check at /health
## Infrastructure
- Consolidate railway.toml for monorepo multi-service deployment
- Backend service (Dockerfile-based)
- Operator service (Nixpacks-based)
- Remove conflicting railway.json
## Documentation
- Add DEPLOYMENT_SMOKE_TEST_GUIDE.md
- Complete deployment instructions (local + Railway)
- Automated smoke test suite
- Troubleshooting guide
- Monitoring & health check setup
- Add infra/DNS_CLOUDFLARE_PLAN.md
- Complete DNS record table
- Cloudflare configuration steps
- Health check configuration
- Security best practices
## Testing
- Add scripts/smoke-test.sh for automated endpoint testing
- Validates all health and version endpoints
- Supports both Railway and Cloudflare URLs
## Result
Alexa can now:
1. Push to main → GitHub Actions deploys to Railway
2. Configure Cloudflare DNS (one-time setup)
3. Run smoke tests to verify everything works
4. Visit https://os.blackroad.systems and use the OS
No manual PR merging, no config juggling, no infrastructure babysitting.
Implements Action #1 from NEXT_ACTIONS_ALEXA.md: Complete Cloudflare DNS
migration tooling and documentation for BlackRoad domains.
New Features:
- Automated DNS sync script (scripts/cloudflare/sync_dns.py)
* Syncs DNS records from ops/domains.yaml to Cloudflare API
* Supports dry-run mode for safe previewing
* Handles CNAME, A, MX, and TXT records
* Colored output for easy scanning
- DNS validation script (scripts/cloudflare/validate_dns.py)
* Verifies DNS resolution and propagation
* Checks SSL certificate validity
* Tests HTTP/HTTPS accessibility and redirects
* Supports checking multiple domains
- GitHub Actions workflow (.github/workflows/sync-cloudflare-dns.yml)
* Automatically syncs DNS on ops/domains.yaml changes
* Includes dry-run validation step
* Manual trigger support via workflow_dispatch
Documentation:
- Comprehensive migration guide (docs/CLOUDFLARE_MIGRATION_GUIDE.md)
* Step-by-step instructions for migrating from GoDaddy to Cloudflare
* Covers all 10 BlackRoad domains
* Includes troubleshooting and rollback procedures
* Estimated 2-4 hours total migration time
- Scripts README (scripts/cloudflare/README.md)
* Installation and usage instructions
* API token setup guide
* Integration examples for CI/CD
Configuration:
- Updated backend/.env.example with Cloudflare variables:
* CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN
* CLOUDFLARE_ACCOUNT_ID
* CLOUDFLARE_ZONE_ID
* CLOUDFLARE_EMAIL
- Python dependencies (scripts/cloudflare/requirements.txt)
* requests, PyYAML, dnspython, colorama
Benefits of Cloudflare Migration:
- Free SSL certificates with automatic renewal
- Global CDN for faster page loads
- DDoS protection and Web Application Firewall
- Better DNS performance via anycast network
- Advanced features (Workers, Zero Trust, edge functions)
- Superior analytics and security insights
Next Steps:
1. Set up Cloudflare account and get API token
2. Add blackroad.systems domain to Cloudflare
3. Update nameservers at GoDaddy
4. Run sync script to configure DNS records
5. Verify migration with validation script
6. Repeat for remaining 9 domains
Related:
- Implements infra/cloudflare/CLOUDFLARE_DNS_BLUEPRINT.md
- Addresses ops/DOMAIN_FIX_GUIDE.md recommendations
- Part of Phase 1 Q1 infrastructure foundation
Files Added:
- scripts/cloudflare/sync_dns.py (352 lines)
- scripts/cloudflare/validate_dns.py (387 lines)
- scripts/cloudflare/README.md
- scripts/cloudflare/requirements.txt
- docs/CLOUDFLARE_MIGRATION_GUIDE.md (867 lines)
- .github/workflows/sync-cloudflare-dns.yml
Files Modified:
- backend/.env.example (added Cloudflare env vars)
