chronos-data-flow
Testing & QualityTest Chronos Docker stack data flow across container states. Run to verify Core, Query Service, and MCP connectivity, health endpoints, event creation/query, and end-to-end data flow. Triggers on "test data flow", "check data flow", "chronos health", "test chronos stack", "verify containers".
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Chronos Data Flow Test
Tests the full data flow through the Chronos Docker stack across multiple container states.
When invoked:
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Run the data flow test script:
bash tooling/data-flow-test/test-data-flow.sh -
Analyze the output and report:
- Which containers are up/down
- Whether the stack is running in standalone (no PostgreSQL) or full mode
- Which tests passed, failed, or were skipped
- Root cause analysis for any failures
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If specific sections were requested, use the appropriate flag:
--state— container state only--core— Core tests only--query— Query Service tests only--mcp— MCP tests only--flow— end-to-end data flow only--json— append for machine-readable output
Test Coverage
The script tests these data flow paths:
| Test Area | What's Checked |
|---|---|
| Container State | Port reachability for Core (3280), Query Service (3283), MCP (3904), PostgreSQL (3284) |
| Core Health | /health, /api/v1/stats, /api/v1/events/query, /api/v1/projections, /api/v1/schemas, /api/v1/snapshots, /api/v1/topology |
| Query Service Health | /api/health, /api/health/live, /api/health/ready |
| Query Service Proxy | /api/tenant, /api/tenant/usage, /api/events, /api/events/streams, /api/events/types, /api/openapi |
| MCP | /health |
| E2E Write Path | Create event via Query Service (or Core fallback) |
| E2E Read Path | Read event back from Core, read via Query Service, verify in streams/types lists |
| Query DSL | Execute DSL query for the test entity |
Common Failure Patterns
- Core DOWN, Query Service UP: Query Service health will show
backend: degraded. Event proxy calls will fail. - Query Service DOWN, Core UP: Direct Core tests pass. Flow test falls back to writing directly to Core.
- Standalone mode (no PostgreSQL): Tenant/usage endpoints return dev tenant. Usage metering is skipped. This is expected.
- 404 on Query Service endpoints: Route mismatch — check if MCP is using
/api/v1/paths instead of/api/paths.
Environment Variables
Override default ports if your Docker mapping differs:
CORE_PORT=3280 QUERY_PORT=3283 MCP_PORT=3904 bash tooling/data-flow-test/test-data-flow.sh
Docker Compose
To bring the stack up/down for testing:
# Start
docker compose -f ~/Projects/alphaSigmaPro/wallet/docker/docker-compose.chronos.yml up -d
# Stop
docker compose -f ~/Projects/alphaSigmaPro/wallet/docker/docker-compose.chronos.yml down