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Documentation for TESTING from the Foundation repository.

Foundation 2.0 Real-World Testing Scenarios

Executive Summary

This document outlines comprehensive real-world testing scenarios for Foundation 2.0, designed to simulate actual production environments and usage patterns. These scenarios progress from simple development setups to complex distributed systems, providing practical templates for testing your Foundation-based applications.

Testing Philosophy

Foundation 2.0 testing focuses on real-world simulation rather than artificial benchmarks. Each scenario represents actual production patterns we’ve seen in BEAM applications, with realistic data volumes, timing constraints, and failure modes.

Key Principles

  • Progressive Complexity: Start simple, scale up systematically
  • Production Fidelity: Mirror real application patterns
  • Failure-First Design: Test failure modes extensively
  • Observable Results: Every test produces actionable metrics
  • Environment Portability: Run anywhere from WSL to multi-cloud

Scenario Categories

🟢 Foundation Scenarios (WSL/Single Machine)

Basic functionality and development workflow testing

🟡 Integration Scenarios (2-3 Node Cluster)

Service interaction and basic distributed coordination

🔴 Production Scenarios (5+ Node Distributed)

Full-scale production simulation with chaos engineering

⚫ Extreme Scenarios (Multi-Cloud/Edge)

Bleeding-edge distributed systems testing


🟢 Foundation Scenarios

Scenario F1: Local Development Workflow

Environment: WSL Ubuntu 24, Single Elixir Node
Duration: 5-10 minutes
Purpose: Verify Foundation works in typical development setup

# Setup
cd ~/dev/foundation
iex -S mix

# Test Script
defmodule FoundationF1Test do
  def run_scenario do
    IO.puts("🟢 Foundation Scenario F1: Local Development Workflow")
    start_time = System.monotonic_time(:millisecond)
    
    # Step 1: Basic Service Verification
    assert Foundation.available?()
    assert Foundation.Config.available?()
    assert Foundation.Events.available?()
    assert Foundation.Telemetry.available?()
    
    # Step 2: Configuration Operations
    {:ok, config} = Foundation.Config.get()
    {:ok, debug_mode} = Foundation.Config.get([:dev, :debug_mode])
    
    # Step 3: Event System Workflow
    correlation_id = Foundation.Utils.generate_correlation_id()
    {:ok, event} = Foundation.Events.new_event(:dev_workflow, %{
      action: :code_change,
      file: "lib/my_app/user.ex",
      lines_changed: 25
    }, correlation_id: correlation_id)
    
    {:ok, event_id} = Foundation.Events.store(event)
    {:ok, retrieved} = Foundation.Events.get(event_id)
    
    # Step 4: Telemetry Workflow
    Foundation.Telemetry.emit_counter([:dev, :compilation], %{success: true})
    Foundation.Telemetry.measure([:dev, :test_suite], %{}, fn ->
      :timer.sleep(100)  # Simulate test run
      {:ok, %{tests: 45, failures: 0}}
    end)
    
    # Step 5: Development Load Test
    # Simulate rapid development cycle (file saves, test runs)
    for i <- 1..50 do
      {:ok, change_event} = Foundation.Events.new_event(:file_change, %{
        file: "lib/my_app/module_#{i}.ex",
        timestamp: System.os_time(:microsecond)
      })
      Foundation.Events.store(change_event)
      Foundation.Telemetry.emit_counter([:dev, :file_saves], %{file_type: :elixir})
    end
    
    end_time = System.monotonic_time(:millisecond)
    duration = end_time - start_time
    
    IO.puts("✅ F1 Completed in #{duration}ms")
    IO.puts("📊 Metrics: 50 events stored, configuration read, telemetry working")
    
    # Verify state
    {:ok, events} = Foundation.Events.query(%{event_type: :file_change, limit: 10})
    assert length(events) >= 10
    
    {:ok, metrics} = Foundation.Telemetry.get_metrics()
    assert is_map(metrics)
    
    :ok
  end
end

# Run it
FoundationF1Test.run_scenario()

Scenario F2: Configuration Management Under Load

Environment: WSL Ubuntu 24, Single Node
Duration: 2-3 minutes
Purpose: Test configuration system with realistic update patterns

# Test Script - Run in IEx
defmodule FoundationF2Test do
  def run_scenario do
    IO.puts("🟢 Foundation Scenario F2: Configuration Management Under Load")
    
    # Simulate SaaS application with feature flags
    feature_flags = [
      [:features, :new_dashboard],
      [:features, :beta_analytics], 
      [:features, :advanced_search],
      [:features, :dark_mode],
      [:features, :real_time_chat]
    ]
    
    # Step 1: Set initial feature flags
    for flag_path <- feature_flags do
      if flag_path in Foundation.Config.updatable_paths() do
        Foundation.Config.update(flag_path, false)
      end
    end
    
    # Step 2: Simulate A/B testing - rapid flag changes
    tasks = for i <- 1..20 do
      Task.async(fn ->
        results = []
        
        # Each task simulates a different user segment
        for _change <- 1..25 do
          flag = Enum.random(feature_flags)
          
          if flag in Foundation.Config.updatable_paths() do
            # Random enable/disable
            new_value = :rand.uniform() > 0.5
            result = Foundation.Config.update(flag, new_value)
            
            # Simulate application reading config after change
            :timer.sleep(:rand.uniform(50))
            {:ok, current_value} = Foundation.Config.get(flag)
            
            [%{flag: flag, set_value: new_value, read_value: current_value, result: result} | results]
          else
            results
          end
        end
        
        {i, results}
      end)
    end
    
    # Step 3: Concurrent configuration reads (simulating high-traffic app)
    read_tasks = for i <- 1..10 do
      Task.async(fn ->
        reads = for _read <- 1..100 do
          flag = Enum.random(feature_flags)
          start_time = System.monotonic_time(:microsecond)
          {:ok, value} = Foundation.Config.get(flag)
          end_time = System.monotonic_time(:microsecond)
          
          %{flag: flag, value: value, duration_us: end_time - start_time}
        end
        
        {i, reads}
      end)
    end
    
    # Wait for all tasks
    update_results = Task.await_many(tasks, 30_000)
    read_results = Task.await_many(read_tasks, 30_000)
    
    # Analysis
    total_updates = update_results |> Enum.map(fn {_i, results} -> length(results) end) |> Enum.sum()
    total_reads = read_results |> Enum.map(fn {_i, reads} -> length(reads) end) |> Enum.sum()
    
    avg_read_time = read_results
                    |> Enum.flat_map(fn {_i, reads} -> reads end)
                    |> Enum.map(& &1.duration_us)
                    |> Enum.sum()
                    |> div(total_reads)
    
    IO.puts("✅ F2 Completed")
    IO.puts("📊 Updates: #{total_updates}, Reads: #{total_reads}")
    IO.puts("📊 Average read time: #{avg_read_time}μs")
    
    # Assertions
    assert total_updates > 0
    assert total_reads > 0
    assert avg_read_time < 10_000  # Should be under 10ms
    
    :ok
  end
end

FoundationF2Test.run_scenario()

Scenario F3: Event System Performance Baseline

Environment: WSL Ubuntu 24, Single Node
Duration: 3-5 minutes
Purpose: Establish event system performance characteristics

defmodule FoundationF3Test do
  def run_scenario do
    IO.puts("🟢 Foundation Scenario F3: Event System Performance Baseline")
    
    # Simulate e-commerce application events
    event_types = [
      :user_login, :user_logout, :page_view, :product_view,
      :add_to_cart, :remove_from_cart, :purchase_started,
      :payment_processed, :order_confirmed, :shipment_created
    ]
    
    # Step 1: Single-threaded baseline
    IO.puts("📊 Phase 1: Single-threaded event creation and storage")
    start_time = System.monotonic_time(:millisecond)
    
    single_thread_events = for i <- 1..1000 do
      event_type = Enum.random(event_types)
      {:ok, event} = Foundation.Events.new_event(event_type, %{
        user_id: "user_#{:rand.uniform(100)}",
        session_id: Foundation.Utils.generate_correlation_id(),
        timestamp: System.os_time(:microsecond),
        sequence: i
      })
      
      {:ok, event_id} = Foundation.Events.store(event)
      event_id
    end
    
    single_thread_time = System.monotonic_time(:millisecond) - start_time
    
    IO.puts("📊 Single-thread: 1000 events in #{single_thread_time}ms")
    IO.puts("📊 Rate: #{1000 * 1000 / single_thread_time |> Float.round(1)} events/sec")
    
    # Step 2: Multi-threaded event creation
    IO.puts("📊 Phase 2: Multi-threaded event creation (10 workers)")
    start_time = System.monotonic_time(:millisecond)
    
    multi_tasks = for worker_id <- 1..10 do
      Task.async(fn ->
        events_per_worker = 200
        
        worker_events = for i <- 1..events_per_worker do
          event_type = Enum.random(event_types)
          {:ok, event} = Foundation.Events.new_event(event_type, %{
            user_id: "user_#{:rand.uniform(1000)}",
            session_id: Foundation.Utils.generate_correlation_id(),
            worker_id: worker_id,
            sequence: i,
            timestamp: System.os_time(:microsecond)
          })
          
          {:ok, event_id} = Foundation.Events.store(event)
          event_id
        end
        
        {worker_id, worker_events}
      end)
    end
    
    multi_results = Task.await_many(multi_tasks, 30_000)
    multi_thread_time = System.monotonic_time(:millisecond) - start_time
    total_multi_events = multi_results |> Enum.map(fn {_id, events} -> length(events) end) |> Enum.sum()
    
    IO.puts("📊 Multi-thread: #{total_multi_events} events in #{multi_thread_time}ms")
    IO.puts("📊 Rate: #{total_multi_events * 1000 / multi_thread_time |> Float.round(1)} events/sec")
    
    # Step 3: Batch storage test
    IO.puts("📊 Phase 3: Batch storage performance")
    start_time = System.monotonic_time(:millisecond)
    
    batch_events = for i <- 1..500 do
      event_type = Enum.random(event_types)
      {:ok, event} = Foundation.Events.new_event(event_type, %{
        batch_id: "batch_test",
        sequence: i,
        timestamp: System.os_time(:microsecond)
      })
      event
    end
    
    {:ok, batch_event_ids} = Foundation.Events.store_batch(batch_events)
    batch_time = System.monotonic_time(:millisecond) - start_time
    
    IO.puts("📊 Batch: #{length(batch_event_ids)} events in #{batch_time}ms")
    IO.puts("📊 Rate: #{length(batch_event_ids) * 1000 / batch_time |> Float.round(1)} events/sec")
    
    # Step 4: Query performance
    IO.puts("📊 Phase 4: Query performance analysis")
    
    query_start = System.monotonic_time(:millisecond)
    {:ok, login_events} = Foundation.Events.query(%{event_type: :user_login, limit: 100})
    query_time_1 = System.monotonic_time(:millisecond) - query_start
    
    query_start = System.monotonic_time(:millisecond)
    {:ok, recent_events} = Foundation.Events.query(%{
      created_after: System.os_time(:second) - 300,  # Last 5 minutes
      limit: 200
    })
    query_time_2 = System.monotonic_time(:millisecond) - query_start
    
    IO.puts("📊 Query 1 (by type): #{length(login_events)} events in #{query_time_1}ms")
    IO.puts("📊 Query 2 (by time): #{length(recent_events)} events in #{query_time_2}ms")
    
    # Results summary
    IO.puts("✅ F3 Completed - Event System Performance Baseline Established")
    
    performance_report = %{
      single_thread_rate: 1000 * 1000 / single_thread_time,
      multi_thread_rate: total_multi_events * 1000 / multi_thread_time,
      batch_rate: length(batch_event_ids) * 1000 / batch_time,
      query_1_time: query_time_1,
      query_2_time: query_time_2
    }
    
    IO.puts("📊 Performance Report: #{inspect(performance_report, pretty: true)}")
    
    # Baseline assertions (adjust based on your hardware)
    assert performance_report.single_thread_rate > 100  # At least 100 events/sec single-threaded
    assert performance_report.multi_thread_rate > performance_report.single_thread_rate  # Multi-threading helps
    assert performance_report.batch_rate > performance_report.single_thread_rate  # Batching helps
    assert query_time_1 < 1000  # Queries under 1 second
    assert query_time_2 < 1000
    
    :ok
  end
end

FoundationF3Test.run_scenario()

🟡 Integration Scenarios

Scenario I1: Microservices Communication Pattern

Environment: 3-node cluster (VirtualBox or VPS)
Duration: 10-15 minutes
Purpose: Test Foundation in microservices architecture

# Start 3-node cluster
./test_cluster.sh

# Node 1: API Gateway Service
# Node 2: User Service  
# Node 3: Order Service

# Run on Node 1 (API Gateway)
defmodule IntegrationI1Test do
  def run_scenario do
    IO.puts("🟡 Integration Scenario I1: Microservices Communication")
    
    # Verify cluster connectivity
    nodes = Node.list()
    IO.puts("📡 Connected nodes: #{inspect(nodes)}")
    assert length(nodes) >= 2, "Need at least 2 other nodes for this test"
    
    [user_service_node, order_service_node | _] = nodes
    
    # Step 1: Register services across nodes
    :rpc.call(user_service_node, Foundation.ServiceRegistry, :register, [
      :production, :user_service, self()
    ])
    
    :rpc.call(order_service_node, Foundation.ServiceRegistry, :register, [
      :production, :order_service, self()
    ])
    
    # Step 2: Simulate API requests flowing through microservices
    correlation_id = Foundation.Utils.generate_correlation_id()
    
    # API Gateway receives request
    Foundation.Telemetry.emit_counter([:api_gateway, :requests], %{
      endpoint: "/api/users/123/orders",
      method: "GET"
    })
    
    {:ok, api_event} = Foundation.Events.new_event(:api_request, %{
      user_id: "user_123",
      endpoint: "/api/users/123/orders",
      source_ip: "192.168.1.100"
    }, correlation_id: correlation_id)
    
    Foundation.Events.store(api_event)
    
    # Step 3: Cross-service communication with context propagation
    user_lookup_task = Task.async(fn ->
      # Simulate call to user service
      :rpc.call(user_service_node, __MODULE__, :handle_user_lookup, ["user_123", correlation_id])
    end)
    
    order_lookup_task = Task.async(fn ->
      # Simulate call to order service  
      :rpc.call(order_service_node, __MODULE__, :handle_order_lookup, ["user_123", correlation_id])
    end)
    
    # Wait for services to respond
    user_result = Task.await(user_lookup_task, 5000)
    order_result = Task.await(order_lookup_task, 5000)
    
    # Step 4: Aggregate response
    {:ok, response_event} = Foundation.Events.new_event(:api_response, %{
      user_id: "user_123",
      user_data: user_result,
      orders: order_result,
      response_time_ms: 150
    }, correlation_id: correlation_id)
    
    Foundation.Events.store(response_event)
    
    Foundation.Telemetry.emit_counter([:api_gateway, :responses], %{
      status: 200,
      response_time_bucket: "100-200ms"
    })
    
    # Step 5: Verify cross-node event correlation
    :timer.sleep(1000)  # Allow events to propagate
    
    # Query events by correlation ID across all nodes
    {:ok, correlated_events} = Foundation.Events.query(%{
      correlation_id: correlation_id
    })
    
    IO.puts("✅ I1 Completed")
    IO.puts("📊 Correlated events across nodes: #{length(correlated_events)}")
    
    # Verify events were created on multiple nodes
    assert length(correlated_events) >= 3  # At least API request, user lookup, order lookup
    
    :ok
  end
  
  # Mock service handlers (would run on respective nodes)
  def handle_user_lookup(user_id, correlation_id) do
    Foundation.Telemetry.emit_counter([:user_service, :lookups], %{user_id: user_id})
    
    {:ok, user_event} = Foundation.Events.new_event(:user_lookup, %{
      user_id: user_id,
      node: Node.self(),
      result: "user_found"
    }, correlation_id: correlation_id)
    
    Foundation.Events.store(user_event)
    
    # Simulate database lookup
    :timer.sleep(50)
    
    %{
      user_id: user_id,
      name: "John Doe", 
      email: "[email protected]",
      node: Node.self()
    }
  end
  
  def handle_order_lookup(user_id, correlation_id) do
    Foundation.Telemetry.emit_counter([:order_service, :lookups], %{user_id: user_id})
    
    {:ok, order_event} = Foundation.Events.new_event(:order_lookup, %{
      user_id: user_id,
      node: Node.self(),
      orders_found: 3
    }, correlation_id: correlation_id)
    
    Foundation.Events.store(order_event)
    
    # Simulate database lookup
    :timer.sleep(75)
    
    [
      %{order_id: "order_1", total: 29.99, status: "shipped"},
      %{order_id: "order_2", total: 15.50, status: "processing"},
      %{order_id: "order_3", total: 89.99, status: "delivered"}
    ]
  end
end

IntegrationI1Test.run_scenario()

Scenario I2: Event-Driven Architecture Simulation

Environment: 3-node cluster
Duration: 8-12 minutes
Purpose: Test event sourcing and CQRS patterns

defmodule IntegrationI2Test do
  def run_scenario do
    IO.puts("🟡 Integration Scenario I2: Event-Driven Architecture")
    
    nodes = Node.list()
    assert length(nodes) >= 2
    
    [write_node, read_node | _] = nodes
    
    # Step 1: Setup event sourcing pattern
    # Write side: Command handlers and event store
    # Read side: Event processors and read models
    
    aggregate_id = Foundation.Utils.generate_correlation_id()
    
    # Step 2: Process business commands (e-commerce order flow)
    commands = [
      {:create_order, %{user_id: "user_456", items: [%{sku: "LAPTOP_001", qty: 1, price: 999.99}]}},
      {:add_item, %{sku: "MOUSE_001", qty: 1, price: 29.99}},
      {:apply_discount, %{code: "SAVE10", amount: 102.99}},
      {:process_payment, %{payment_method: "credit_card", amount: 926.99}},
      {:confirm_order, %{estimated_delivery: "2024-12-15"}}
    ]
    
    events_created = []
    
    # Execute commands and generate events
    {events_created, _} = Enum.map_reduce(commands, 1, fn {command, data}, sequence ->
      correlation_id = Foundation.Utils.generate_correlation_id()
      
      # Write side: Store command event
      {:ok, command_event} = Foundation.Events.new_event(:command_received, %{
        aggregate_id: aggregate_id,
        command_type: command,
        command_data: data,
        sequence: sequence
      }, correlation_id: correlation_id)
      
      :rpc.call(write_node, Foundation.Events, :store, [command_event])
      
      # Generate corresponding domain event
      domain_event_type = case command do
        :create_order -> :order_created
        :add_item -> :item_added
        :apply_discount -> :discount_applied
        :process_payment -> :payment_processed
        :confirm_order -> :order_confirmed
      end
      
      {:ok, domain_event} = Foundation.Events.new_event(domain_event_type, Map.merge(data, %{
        aggregate_id: aggregate_id,
        sequence: sequence,
        timestamp: System.os_time(:microsecond)
      }), correlation_id: correlation_id)
      
      :rpc.call(write_node, Foundation.Events, :store, [domain_event])
      
      # Emit telemetry for command processing
      Foundation.Telemetry.emit_counter([:cqrs, :commands_processed], %{
        command_type: command,
        aggregate_type: :order
      })
      
      :timer.sleep(100)  # Simulate processing time
      
      {[command_event, domain_event], sequence + 1}
    end)
    
    # Step 3: Read side processing (projections)
    # Simulate read model building from events
    read_task = Task.async(fn ->
      :rpc.call(read_node, __MODULE__, :build_read_models, [aggregate_id])
    end)
    
    # Step 4: Query read models
    :timer.sleep(2000)  # Allow read models to build
    
    read_models = Task.await(read_task, 10_000)
    
    # Step 5: Event replay simulation (rebuilding read models)
    IO.puts("📊 Starting event replay simulation")
    
    replay_start = System.monotonic_time(:millisecond)
    
    {:ok, aggregate_events} = Foundation.Events.query(%{
      metadata: %{aggregate_id: aggregate_id},
      order_by: :sequence
    })
    
    # Rebuild state from events
    final_state = Enum.reduce(aggregate_events, %{}, fn event, state ->
      case event.event_type do
        :order_created -> 
          Map.merge(state, %{
            status: :created,
            user_id: event.data["user_id"],
            items: event.data["items"],
            total: calculate_total(event.data["items"])
          })
        
        :item_added ->
          items = Map.get(state, :items, [])
          new_item = %{
            sku: event.data["sku"],
            qty: event.data["qty"], 
            price: event.data["price"]
          }
          Map.put(state, :items, [new_item | items])
        
        :discount_applied ->
          Map.put(state, :discount, event.data["amount"])
        
        :payment_processed ->
          Map.merge(state, %{
            status: :paid,
            payment_method: event.data["payment_method"]
          })
        
        :order_confirmed ->
          Map.merge(state, %{
            status: :confirmed,
            estimated_delivery: event.data["estimated_delivery"]
          })
        
        _ -> state
      end
    end)
    
    replay_time = System.monotonic_time(:millisecond) - replay_start
    
    IO.puts("✅ I2 Completed")
    IO.puts("📊 Events in aggregate: #{length(aggregate_events)}")
    IO.puts("📊 Read models built: #{map_size(read_models)}")
    IO.puts("📊 Event replay time: #{replay_time}ms")
    IO.puts("📊 Final aggregate state: #{inspect(final_state, pretty: true)}")
    
    # Assertions
    assert length(aggregate_events) >= 10  # Command + domain events
    assert final_state[:status] == :confirmed
    assert is_list(final_state[:items])
    assert length(final_state[:items]) >= 2  # Original + added item
    
    :ok
  end
  
  def build_read_models(aggregate_id) do
    # Simulate read model projections
    :timer.sleep(1000)
    
    {:ok, events} = Foundation.Events.query(%{
      metadata: %{aggregate_id: aggregate_id}
    })
    
    # Build different read models
    read_models = %{
      order_summary: build_order_summary(events),
      payment_details: build_payment_details(events),
      audit_trail: build_audit_trail(events)
    }
    
    Foundation.Telemetry.emit_counter([:cqrs, :read_models_built], %{
      aggregate_id: aggregate_id,
      models_count: map_size(read_models)
    })
    
    read_models
  end
  
  defp build_order_summary(events) do
    # Mock read model building
    %{
      total_events: length(events),
      event_types: events |> Enum.map(& &1.event_type) |> Enum.uniq(),
      built_at: System.os_time(:second)
    }
  end
  
  defp build_payment_details(events) do
    payment_events = Enum.filter(events, fn event ->
      event.event_type in [:payment_processed, :discount_applied]
    end)
    
    %{
      payment_events_count: length(payment_events),
      built_at: System.os_time(:second)
    }
  end
  
  defp build_audit_trail(events) do
    %{
      event_sequence: Enum.map(events, fn event ->
        %{
          type: event.event_type,
          timestamp: event.created_at,
          correlation_id: event.correlation_id
        }
      end),
      built_at: System.os_time(:second)
    }
  end
  
  defp calculate_total(items) when is_list(items) do
    Enum.reduce(items, 0, fn item, acc ->
      price = item["price"] || 0
      qty = item["qty"] || 1
      acc + (price * qty)
    end)
  end
  
  defp calculate_total(_), do: 0
end

IntegrationI2Test.run_scenario()

🔴 Production Scenarios

Scenario P1: High-Traffic SaaS Application

Environment: 5-node distributed cluster
Duration: 20-30 minutes
Purpose: Simulate production SaaS traffic patterns

defmodule ProductionP1Test do
  def run_scenario do
    IO.puts("🔴 Production Scenario P1: High-Traffic SaaS Application")
    
    nodes = Node.list()
    assert length(nodes) >= 4, "Need at least 4 nodes for production simulation"
    
    # Node allocation:
    # Node 1: Load balancer + API Gateway
    # Node 2-3: Application servers
    # Node 4: Background job processing
    # Node 5: Analytics/reporting
    
    [api_node1, api_node2, worker_node, analytics_node | _] = nodes
    
    # Step 1: Simulate realistic user traffic pattern
    # Peak hours: 1000 concurrent users
    # Off-peak: 200 concurrent users
    # Burst traffic: 2000 concurrent users for short periods
    
    IO.puts("📊 Phase 1: Steady state traffic (200 concurrent users)")
    
    steady_state_task = Task.async(fn ->
      simulate_user_traffic(200, 300_000, [api_node1, api_node2])  # 5 minutes
    end)
    
    # Step 2: Background job processing
    background_jobs_task = Task.async(fn ->
      :rpc.call(worker_node, __MODULE__, :process_background_jobs, [300_000])
    end)
    
    # Step 3: Real-time analytics processing
    analytics_task = Task.async(fn ->
      :rpc.call(analytics_node, __MODULE__, :process_analytics, [300_000])
    end)
    
    # Let steady state run
    :timer.sleep(30_000)  # 30 seconds
    
    # Step 4: Traffic burst simulation
    IO.puts("📊 Phase 2: Traffic burst (2000 concurrent users)")
    
    burst_task = Task.async(fn ->
      simulate_user_traffic(2000, 60_000, [api_node1, api_node2])  # 1 minute burst
    end)
    
    # Step 5: Gradual scale down
    IO.puts("📊 Phase 3: Scale down to peak hours (1000 users)")
    
    :timer.sleep(60_000)  # Wait for burst to complete
    
    peak_task = Task.async(fn ->
      simulate_user_traffic(1000, 180_000, [api_node1, api_node2])  # 3 minutes
    end)
    
    # Wait for all phases to complete
    steady_results = Task.await(steady_state_task, 350_000)
    burst_results = Task.await(burst_task, 70_000)
    peak_results = Task.await(peak_task, 190_000)
    background_results = Task.await(background_jobs_task, 350_000)
    analytics_results = Task.await(analytics_task, 350_000)
    
    # Step 6: Performance analysis
    total_requests = steady_results.requests + burst_results.requests + peak_results.requests
    total_errors = steady_results.errors + burst_results.errors + peak_results.errors
    error_rate = total_errors / total_requests * 100
    
    IO.puts("✅ P1 Completed - High-Traffic SaaS Simulation")
    IO.puts("📊 Total requests: #{total_requests}")
    IO.puts("📊 Total errors: #{total_errors} (#{Float.round(error_rate, 2)}%)")
    IO.puts("📊 Background jobs processed: #{background_results.jobs_processed}")
    IO.puts("📊 Analytics events processed: #{analytics_results.events_processed}")
    
    # Production-grade assertions
    assert error_rate < 0.1, "Error rate should be under 0.1% in production"
    assert total_requests > 50_000, "Should handle significant request volume"
    assert background_results.jobs_processed > 100, "Background processing should be active"
    
    :ok
  end
  
  defp simulate_user_traffic(concurrent_users, duration_ms, api_nodes) do
    IO.puts("🚀 Starting #{concurrent_users} concurrent users for #{duration_ms}ms")
    
    end_time = System.monotonic_time(:millisecond) + duration_ms
    
    # Spawn user simulation processes
    user_tasks = for user_id <- 1..concurrent_users do
      Task.async(fn ->
        simulate_user_session(user_id, end_time, api_nodes)
      end)
    end
    
    # Collect results
    results = Task.await_many(user_tasks, duration_ms + 10_000)
    
    total_requests = Enum.sum(Enum.map(results, & &1.requests))
    total_errors = Enum.sum(Enum.map(results, & &1.errors))
    
    %{requests: total_requests, errors: total_errors}
  end
  
  defp simulate_user_session(user_id, end_time, api_nodes) do
    requests = 0
    errors = 0
    
    simulate_user_loop(user_id, end_time, api_nodes, requests, errors)
  end
  
  defp simulate_user_loop(user_id, end_time, api_nodes, requests, errors) do
    if System.monotonic_time(:millisecond) < end_time do
      # Pick random API node (load balancing)
      api_node = Enum.random(api_nodes)
      
      # Simulate different user actions
      action = Enum.random([
        :login, :dashboard_view, :profile_update, :data_query,
        :report_generation, :settings_change, :logout
      ])
      
      correlation_id = Foundation.Utils.generate_correlation_id()
      
      result = try do
        :rpc.call(api_node, __MODULE__, :handle_user_action, [action, user_id, correlation_id])
      rescue
        _error -> {:error, :api_error}
      catch
        :exit, _reason -> {:error, :node_down}
      end
      
      {new_requests, new_errors} = case result do
        {:ok, _} -> {requests + 1, errors}
        {:error, _} -> {requests + 1, errors + 1}
      end
      
      # Realistic user think time
      :timer.sleep(:rand.uniform(100) + 50)  # 50-150ms between actions
      
      simulate_user_loop(user_id, end_time, api_nodes, new_requests, new_errors)
    else
      %{requests: requests, errors: errors}
    end
  end
  
  def handle_user_action(action, user_id, correlation_id) do
    # Simulate API processing time
    processing_time = case action do
      :login -> :rand.uniform(100) + 50
      :dashboard_view -> :rand.uniform(200) + 100
      :profile_update -> :rand.uniform(300) + 200
      :data_query -> :rand.uniform(500) + 300
      :report_generation -> :rand.uniform(1000) + 500
      :settings_change -> :rand.uniform(150) + 100
      :logout -> :rand.uniform(50) + 25
    end
    
    :timer.sleep(processing_time)
    
    # Log the action
    {:ok, event} = Foundation.Events.new_event(:user_action, %{
      user_id: "user_#{user_id}",
      action: action,
      processing_time_ms: processing_time,
      node: Node.self()
    }, correlation_id: correlation_id)
    
    Foundation.Events.store(event)
    
    # Emit telemetry
    Foundation.Telemetry.emit_counter([:api, :requests], %{
      action: action,
      response_time_bucket: response_time_bucket(processing_time)
    })
    
    # Simulate occasional errors (99.9% success rate)
    if :rand.uniform(1000) == 1 do
      {:error, :random_failure}
    else
      {:ok, %{action: action, user_id: user_id, processing_time: processing_time}}
    end
  end
  
  def process_background_jobs(duration_ms) do
    end_time = System.monotonic_time(:millisecond) + duration_ms
    jobs_processed = 0
    
    process_jobs_loop(end_time, jobs_processed)
  end
  
  defp process_jobs_loop(end_time, jobs_processed) do
    if System.monotonic_time(:millisecond) < end_time do
      # Simulate different background jobs
      job_type = Enum.random([
        :email_delivery, :report_generation, :data_cleanup,
        :analytics_aggregation, :backup_creation
      ])
      
      processing_time = case job_type do
        :email_delivery -> :rand.uniform(1000) + 500
        :report_generation -> :rand.uniform(5000) + 2000
        :data_cleanup -> :rand.uniform(3000) + 1000
        :analytics_aggregation -> :rand.uniform(2000) + 1000
        :backup_creation -> :rand.uniform(10000) + 5000
      end
      
      :timer.sleep(processing_time)
      
      # Log job completion
      {:ok, event} = Foundation.Events.new_event(:background_job_completed, %{
        job_type: job_type,
        processing_time_ms: processing_time,
        node: Node.self()
      })
      
      Foundation.Events.store(event)
      
      Foundation.Telemetry.emit_counter([:background_jobs, :completed], %{
        job_type: job_type
      })
      
      process_jobs_loop(end_time, jobs_processed + 1)
    else
      %{jobs_processed: jobs_processed}
    end
  end
  
  def process_analytics(duration_ms) do
    end_time = System.monotonic_time(:millisecond) + duration_ms
    events_processed = 0
    
    process_analytics_loop(end_time, events_processed)
  end
  
  defp process_analytics_loop(end_time, events_processed) do
    if System.monotonic_time(:millisecond) < end_time do
      # Query recent events for analytics
      {:ok, recent_events} = Foundation.Events.query(%{
        created_after: System.os_time(:second) - 60,  # Last minute
        limit: 100
      })
      
      # Process events in batches
      batch_size = min(length(recent_events), 50)
      batch_events = Enum.take(recent_events, batch_size)
      
      # Simulate analytics processing
      :timer.sleep(100 * batch_size)  # 100ms per event
      
      if batch_size > 0 do
        Foundation.Telemetry.emit_counter([:analytics, :events_processed], %{
          batch_size: batch_size
        })
      end
      
      :timer.sleep(5000)  # Process every 5 seconds
      
      process_analytics_loop(end_time, events_processed + batch_size)
    else
      %{events_processed: events_processed}
    end
  end
  
  defp response_time_bucket(time_ms) when time_ms < 100, do: "fast"
  defp response_time_bucket(time_ms) when time_ms < 500, do: "medium"
  defp response_time_bucket(time_ms) when time_ms < 1000, do: "slow"
  defp response_time_bucket(_), do: "very_slow"
end

ProductionP1Test.run_scenario()

Scenario P2: Financial Services Real-Time Processing

Environment: 7-node cluster with regional distribution
Duration: 25-35 minutes
Purpose: Test high-frequency, low-latency transaction processing

defmodule ProductionP2Test do
  def run_scenario do
    IO.puts("🔴 Production Scenario P2: Financial Services Real-Time Processing")
    
    nodes = Node.list()
    assert length(nodes) >= 6, "Need at least 6 nodes for financial services simulation"
    
    # Node allocation:
    # Node 1-2: Trading engines (ultra-low latency)
    # Node 3-4: Risk management systems
    # Node 5: Settlement processing
    # Node 6: Compliance and audit
    # Node 7: Market data processing
    
    [trading_node1, trading_node2, risk_node1, risk_node2, settlement_node, compliance_node | _] = nodes
    
    IO.puts("📊 Starting financial services simulation")
    IO.puts("📊 Trading nodes: #{inspect([trading_node1, trading_node2])}")
    IO.puts("📊 Risk nodes: #{inspect([risk_node1, risk_node2])}")
    
    # Step 1: Market data simulation (high-frequency updates)
    market_data_task = Task.async(fn ->
      simulate_market_data_feed(600_000)  # 10 minutes of market data
    end)
    
    # Step 2: High-frequency trading simulation
    trading_tasks = [
      Task.async(fn -> 
        :rpc.call(trading_node1, __MODULE__, :run_trading_engine, [:algorithmic_trading, 600_000])
      end),
      Task.async(fn ->
        :rpc.call(trading_node2, __MODULE__, :run_trading_engine, [:market_making, 600_000])
      end)
    ]
    
    # Step 3: Risk management (real-time monitoring)
    risk_tasks = [
      Task.async(fn ->
        :rpc.call(risk_node1, __MODULE__, :run_risk_monitoring, [:portfolio_risk, 600_000])
      end),
      Task.async(fn ->
        :rpc.call(risk_node2, __MODULE__, :run_risk_monitoring, [:counterparty_risk, 600_000])
      end)
    ]
    
    # Step 4: Settlement processing
    settlement_task = Task.async(fn ->
      :rpc.call(settlement_node, __MODULE__, :run_settlement_processing, [600_000])
    end)
    
    # Step 5: Compliance monitoring
    compliance_task = Task.async(fn ->
      :rpc.call(compliance_node, __MODULE__, :run_compliance_monitoring, [600_000])
    end)
    
    # Let simulation run for a while
    :timer.sleep(120_000)  # 2 minutes
    
    # Step 6: Stress test - market volatility spike
    IO.puts("📊 Injecting market volatility spike")
    
    volatility_task = Task.async(fn ->
      simulate_volatility_spike(60_000)  # 1 minute of high volatility
    end)
    
    # Continue running
    :timer.sleep(180_000)  # 3 more minutes
    
    # Step 7: Regulatory reporting simulation
    IO.puts("📊 Starting end-of-day regulatory reporting")
    
    reporting_task = Task.async(fn ->
      generate_regulatory_reports()
    end)
    
    # Wait for all components to complete
    market_results = Task.await(market_data_task, 650_000)
    trading_results = Task.await_many(trading_tasks, 650_000)
    risk_results = Task.await_many(risk_tasks, 650_000)
    settlement_results = Task.await(settlement_task, 650_000)
    compliance_results = Task.await(compliance_task, 650_000)
    volatility_results = Task.await(volatility_task, 70_000)
    reporting_results = Task.await(reporting_task, 120_000)
    
    # Step 8: Performance analysis
    total_trades = Enum.sum(Enum.map(trading_results, & &1.trades_executed))
    total_risk_checks = Enum.sum(Enum.map(risk_results, & &1.risk_checks))
    
    avg_trade_latency = trading_results
                       |> Enum.flat_map(& &1.latencies)
                       |> Enum.sum()
                       |> div(length(Enum.flat_map(trading_results, & &1.latencies)))
    
    IO.puts("✅ P2 Completed - Financial Services Simulation")
    IO.puts("📊 Market data points processed: #{market_results.data_points}")
    IO.puts("📊 Total trades executed: #{total_trades}")
    IO.puts("📊 Risk checks performed: #{total_risk_checks}")
    IO.puts("📊 Average trade latency: #{avg_trade_latency}μs")
    IO.puts("📊 Settlements processed: #{settlement_results.settlements}")
    IO.puts("📊 Compliance alerts: #{compliance_results.alerts}")
    IO.puts("📊 Volatility events: #{volatility_results.events}")
    IO.puts("📊 Regulatory reports: #{reporting_results.reports}")
    
    # Financial services assertions (strict requirements)
    assert avg_trade_latency < 1000, "Trade latency must be under 1ms (#{avg_trade_latency}μs)"
    assert total_trades > 1000, "Should execute significant number of trades"
    assert compliance_results.alerts >= 0, "Compliance monitoring should be active"
    assert reporting_results.reports > 0, "Should generate regulatory reports"
    
    :ok
  end
  
  defp simulate_market_data_feed(duration_ms) do
    end_time = System.monotonic_time(:millisecond) + duration_ms
    data_points = 0
    
    # Simulate high-frequency market data (1000 updates per second)
    simulate_market_loop(end_time, data_points)
  end
  
  defp simulate_market_loop(end_time, data_points) do
    if System.monotonic_time(:millisecond) < end_time do
      # Generate market data update
      instruments = [:AAPL, :GOOGL, :MSFT, :TSLA, :AMZN, :META, :NVDA]
      instrument = Enum.random(instruments)
      
      price_change = (:rand.uniform() - 0.5) * 2.0  # -1.0 to +1.0
      volume = :rand.uniform(10000) + 1000
      
      correlation_id = Foundation.Utils.generate_correlation_id()
      
      {:ok, market_event} = Foundation.Events.new_event(:market_data_update, %{
        instrument: instrument,
        price_change: price_change,
        volume: volume,
        timestamp: System.os_time(:microsecond)
      }, correlation_id: correlation_id)
      
      Foundation.Events.store(market_event)
      
      Foundation.Telemetry.emit_counter([:market_data, :updates], %{
        instrument: instrument
      })
      
      # High frequency - 1ms between updates
      :timer.sleep(1)
      
      simulate_market_loop(end_time, data_points + 1)
    else
      %{data_points: data_points}
    end
  end
  
  def run_trading_engine(strategy, duration_ms) do
    end_time = System.monotonic_time(:millisecond) + duration_ms
    trades_executed = 0
    latencies = []
    
    trading_loop(strategy, end_time, trades_executed, latencies)
  end
  
  defp trading_loop(strategy, end_time, trades, latencies) do
    if System.monotonic_time(:millisecond) < end_time do
      # Query recent market data
      start_time = System.monotonic_time(:microsecond)
      
      {:ok, market_events} = Foundation.Events.query(%{
        event_type: :market_data_update,
        created_after: System.os_time(:second) - 1,  # Last second
        limit: 10
      })
      
      # Execute trading decision (ultra-low latency)
      if length(market_events) > 0 and should_trade?(strategy, market_events) do
        trade_decision_time = System.monotonic_time(:microsecond)
        
        # Execute trade
        instrument = Enum.random([:AAPL, :GOOGL, :MSFT])
        quantity = :rand.uniform(1000) + 100
        side = if :rand.uniform() > 0.5, do: :buy, else: :sell
        
        correlation_id = Foundation.Utils.generate_correlation_id()
        
        {:ok, trade_event} = Foundation.Events.new_event(:trade_executed, %{
          strategy: strategy,
          instrument: instrument,
          quantity: quantity,
          side: side,
          execution_time: System.os_time(:microsecond),
          node: Node.self()
        }, correlation_id: correlation_id)
        
        Foundation.Events.store(trade_event)
        
        execution_latency = System.monotonic_time(:microsecond) - start_time
        
        Foundation.Telemetry.emit_counter([:trading, :executions], %{
          strategy: strategy,
          instrument: instrument,
          side: side
        })
        
        Foundation.Telemetry.emit_gauge([:trading, :latency_microseconds], execution_latency, %{
          strategy: strategy
        })
        
        trading_loop(strategy, end_time, trades + 1, [execution_latency | latencies])
      else
        # No trade, but still monitor
        :timer.sleep(5)  # 5ms monitoring interval
        trading_loop(strategy, end_time, trades, latencies)
      end
    else
      %{trades_executed: trades, latencies: latencies}
    end
  end
  
  defp should_trade?(strategy, market_events) do
    case strategy do
      :algorithmic_trading ->
        # Simple momentum strategy
        price_changes = Enum.map(market_events, fn event -> event.data["price_change"] end)
        avg_change = Enum.sum(price_changes) / length(price_changes)
        abs(avg_change) > 0.5
      
      :market_making ->
        # Market making strategy (provide liquidity)
        :rand.uniform() > 0.7  # 30% trade probability
    end
  end
  
  def run_risk_monitoring(risk_type, duration_ms) do
    end_time = System.monotonic_time(:millisecond) + duration_ms
    risk_checks = 0
    
    risk_monitoring_loop(risk_type, end_time, risk_checks)
  end
  
  defp risk_monitoring_loop(risk_type, end_time, checks) do
    if System.monotonic_time(:millisecond) < end_time do
      # Query recent trades for risk analysis
      {:ok, trade_events} = Foundation.Events.query(%{
        event_type: :trade_executed,
        created_after: System.os_time(:second) - 10,  # Last 10 seconds
        limit: 50
      })
      
      # Perform risk calculation
      risk_score = calculate_risk_score(risk_type, trade_events)
      
      if risk_score > 0.8 do  # High risk threshold
        correlation_id = Foundation.Utils.generate_correlation_id()
        
        {:ok, risk_event} = Foundation.Events.new_event(:risk_alert, %{
          risk_type: risk_type,
          risk_score: risk_score,
          trades_analyzed: length(trade_events),
          alert_level: :high
        }, correlation_id: correlation_id)
        
        Foundation.Events.store(risk_event)
        
        Foundation.Telemetry.emit_counter([:risk, :alerts], %{
          risk_type: risk_type,
          alert_level: :high
        })
      end
      
      Foundation.Telemetry.emit_gauge([:risk, :score], risk_score, %{
        risk_type: risk_type
      })
      
      # Risk monitoring every 100ms
      :timer.sleep(100)
      
      risk_monitoring_loop(risk_type, end_time, checks + 1)
    else
      %{risk_checks: checks}
    end
  end
  
  defp calculate_risk_score(risk_type, trade_events) do
    case risk_type do
      :portfolio_risk ->
        # Calculate portfolio concentration risk
        if length(trade_events) == 0 do
          0.0
        else
          instruments = Enum.map(trade_events, fn event -> event.data["instrument"] end)
          unique_instruments = Enum.uniq(instruments)
          concentration = length(instruments) / length(unique_instruments)
          min(concentration / 10.0, 1.0)  # Normalize to 0-1
        end
      
      :counterparty_risk ->
        # Simple counterparty risk (random for simulation)
        :rand.uniform()
    end
  end
  
  def run_settlement_processing(duration_ms) do
    end_time = System.monotonic_time(:millisecond) + duration_ms
    settlements = 0
    
    settlement_loop(end_time, settlements)
  end
  
  defp settlement_loop(end_time, settlements) do
    if System.monotonic_time(:millisecond) < end_time do
      # Query trades ready for settlement
      {:ok, trade_events} = Foundation.Events.query(%{
        event_type: :trade_executed,
        created_after: System.os_time(:second) - 30,  # Last 30 seconds
        limit: 20
      })
      
      # Process settlements in batches
      if length(trade_events) > 0 do
        correlation_id = Foundation.Utils.generate_correlation_id()
        
        {:ok, settlement_event} = Foundation.Events.new_event(:settlement_batch, %{
          trades_count: length(trade_events),
          settlement_time: System.os_time(:microsecond),
          batch_id: correlation_id
        }, correlation_id: correlation_id)
        
        Foundation.Events.store(settlement_event)
        
        Foundation.Telemetry.emit_counter([:settlement, :batches], %{
          trades_count: length(trade_events)
        })
        
        settlement_loop(end_time, settlements + 1)
      else
        :timer.sleep(1000)  # Wait for more trades
        settlement_loop(end_time, settlements)
      end
    else
      %{settlements: settlements}
    end
  end
  
  def run_compliance_monitoring(duration_ms) do
    end_time = System.monotonic_time(:millisecond) + duration_ms
    alerts = 0
    
    compliance_loop(end_time, alerts)
  end
  
  defp compliance_loop(end_time, alerts) do
    if System.monotonic_time(:millisecond) < end_time do
      # Monitor for compliance violations
      {:ok, trade_events} = Foundation.Events.query(%{
        event_type: :trade_executed,
        created_after: System.os_time(:second) - 60,  # Last minute
        limit: 100
      })
      
      # Check for suspicious patterns
      violations = detect_compliance_violations(trade_events)
      
      if length(violations) > 0 do
        for violation <- violations do
          correlation_id = Foundation.Utils.generate_correlation_id()
          
          {:ok, compliance_event} = Foundation.Events.new_event(:compliance_violation, violation, 
            correlation_id: correlation_id)
          
          Foundation.Events.store(compliance_event)
          
          Foundation.Telemetry.emit_counter([:compliance, :violations], %{
            violation_type: violation.violation_type
          })
        end
      end
      
      :timer.sleep(5000)  # Check every 5 seconds
      
      compliance_loop(end_time, alerts + length(violations))
    else
      %{alerts: alerts}
    end
  end
  
  defp detect_compliance_violations(trade_events) do
    # Simple compliance checks
    violations = []
    
    # Check for unusually large trades
    large_trades = Enum.filter(trade_events, fn event ->
      event.data["quantity"] > 5000
    end)
    
    if length(large_trades) > 0 do
      [%{
        violation_type: :large_trade,
        trade_count: length(large_trades),
        detected_at: System.os_time(:second)
      } | violations]
    else
      violations
    end
  end
  
  defp simulate_volatility_spike(duration_ms) do
    end_time = System.monotonic_time(:millisecond) + duration_ms
    events = 0
    
    volatility_loop(end_time, events)
  end
  
  defp volatility_loop(end_time, events) do
    if System.monotonic_time(:millisecond) < end_time do
      # Generate high volatility event
      correlation_id = Foundation.Utils.generate_correlation_id()
      
      {:ok, volatility_event} = Foundation.Events.new_event(:market_volatility, %{
        volatility_level: :extreme,
        vix_equivalent: 50.0 + :rand.uniform() * 30.0,  # 50-80 VIX
        trigger: :news_event
      }, correlation_id: correlation_id)
      
      Foundation.Events.store(volatility_event)
      
      Foundation.Telemetry.emit_counter([:market, :volatility_events], %{
        level: :extreme
      })
      
      # High frequency volatility events
      :timer.sleep(100)
      
      volatility_loop(end_time, events + 1)
    else
      %{events: events}
    end
  end
  
  defp generate_regulatory_reports do
    # Generate end-of-day regulatory reports
    {:ok, all_trades} = Foundation.Events.query(%{
      event_type: :trade_executed,
      created_after: System.os_time(:second) - 86400,  # Last 24 hours
      limit: 10000
    })
    
    {:ok, risk_alerts} = Foundation.Events.query(%{
      event_type: :risk_alert,
      created_after: System.os_time(:second) - 86400,
      limit: 1000
    })
    
    {:ok, compliance_violations} = Foundation.Events.query(%{
      event_type: :compliance_violation,
      created_after: System.os_time(:second) - 86400,
      limit: 1000
    })
    
    reports = [
      %{report_type: :trade_summary, trade_count: length(all_trades)},
      %{report_type: :risk_summary, alert_count: length(risk_alerts)},
      %{report_type: :compliance_summary, violation_count: length(compliance_violations)}
    ]
    
    for report <- reports do
      correlation_id = Foundation.Utils.generate_correlation_id()
      
      {:ok, report_event} = Foundation.Events.new_event(:regulatory_report, report,
        correlation_id: correlation_id)
      
      Foundation.Events.store(report_event)
    end
    
    Foundation.Telemetry.emit_counter([:regulatory, :reports_generated], %{
      report_count: length(reports)
    })
    
    %{reports: length(reports)}
  end
end

ProductionP2Test.run_scenario()

⚫ Extreme Scenarios

Scenario E1: Global Multi-Cloud Edge Computing

Environment: 10+ nodes across multiple cloud providers and edge locations
Duration: 45-60 minutes
Purpose: Test Foundation at planetary scale with edge computing

defmodule ExtremeE1Test do
  def run_scenario do
    IO.puts("⚫ Extreme Scenario E1: Global Multi-Cloud Edge Computing")
    
    # This scenario simulates a global CDN/edge computing platform
    # with Foundation coordinating across multiple cloud providers
    # and edge locations worldwide
    
    nodes = Node.list()
    assert length(nodes) >= 9, "Need at least 9 nodes for global edge simulation"
    
    # Simulate global deployment:
    # AWS us-east-1, us-west-2, eu-west-1
    # GCP us-central1, europe-west1, asia-southeast1  
    # Azure eastus, westeurope, southeastasia
    # Edge locations in major cities
    
    [aws_us_east, aws_us_west, aws_eu_west,
     gcp_us_central, gcp_eu_west, gcp_asia_se,
     azure_us_east, azure_eu_west, azure_asia_se] = nodes
    
    cloud_regions = %{
      aws: [aws_us_east, aws_us_west, aws_eu_west],
      gcp: [gcp_us_central, gcp_eu_west, gcp_asia_se],
      azure: [azure_us_east, azure_eu_west, azure_asia_se]
    }
    
    IO.puts("📊 Global edge deployment across #{length(nodes)} regions")
    
    # Step 1: Global service mesh initialization
    mesh_task = Task.async(fn ->
      initialize_global_service_mesh(cloud_regions)
    end)
    
    # Step 2: Simulate global user traffic with edge routing
    global_traffic_tasks = for {cloud, regions} <- cloud_regions do
      Task.async(fn ->
        simulate_edge_traffic(cloud, regions, 1_800_000)  # 30 minutes
      end)
    end
    
    # Step 3: Cross-cloud data replication
    replication_task = Task.async(fn ->
      run_global_data_replication(cloud_regions, 1_800_000)
    end)
    
    # Step 4: Edge computing workloads
    edge_computing_tasks = for region <- List.flatten(Map.values(cloud_regions)) do
      Task.async(fn ->
        :rpc.call(region, __MODULE__, :run_edge_computing, [1_800_000])
      end)
    end
    
    # Let the system run for 10 minutes
    :timer.sleep(600_000)
    
    # Step 5: Simulate cloud provider outage (chaos engineering)
    IO.puts("📊 Simulating cloud provider outage - AWS regions going down")
    
    outage_task = Task.async(fn ->
      simulate_cloud_outage(:aws, cloud_regions[:aws], 300_000)  # 5 minute outage
    end)
    
    # Step 6: Global failover and recovery
    failover_task = Task.async(fn ->
      coordinate_global_failover(:aws, cloud_regions, 300_000)
    end)
    
    # Continue running during outage
    :timer.sleep(300_000)  # 5 minutes
    
    # Step 7: Recovery phase
    IO.puts("📊 Starting recovery phase - AWS regions coming back online")
    
    recovery_task = Task.async(fn ->
      coordinate_global_recovery(:aws, cloud_regions[:aws], 300_000)
    end)
    
    # Run for another 15 minutes
    :timer.sleep(900_000)
    
    # Collect all results
    mesh_result = Task.await(mesh_task, 60_000)
    traffic_results = Task.await_many(global_traffic_tasks, 1_900_000)
    replication_result = Task.await(replication_task, 1_900_000)
    edge_results = Task.await_many(edge_computing_tasks, 1_900_000)
    outage_result = Task.await(outage_task, 350_000)
    failover_result = Task.await(failover_task, 350_000)
    recovery_result = Task.await(recovery_task, 350_000)
    
    # Step 8: Global performance analysis
    total_requests = Enum.sum(Enum.map(traffic_results, & &1.requests))
    total_edge_computations = Enum.sum(Enum.map(edge_results, & &1.computations))
    
    global_latencies = traffic_results
                      |> Enum.flat_map(& &1.latencies)
                      |> Enum.sort()
    
    p50_latency = Enum.at(global_latencies, div(length(global_latencies), 2))
    p95_latency = Enum.at(global_latencies, div(length(global_latencies) * 95, 100))
    p99_latency = Enum.at(global_latencies, div(length(global_latencies) * 99, 100))
    
    IO.puts("✅ E1 Completed - Global Multi-Cloud Edge Computing")
    IO.puts("📊 Global requests processed: #{total_requests}")
    IO.puts("📊 Edge computations: #{total_edge_computations}")
    IO.puts("📊 Data replications: #{replication_result.replications}")
    IO.puts("📊 Global latency P50: #{p50_latency}ms")
    IO.puts("📊 Global latency P95: #{p95_latency}ms")
    IO.puts("📊 Global latency P99: #{p99_latency}ms")
    IO.puts("📊 Outage duration: #{outage_result.outage_duration_ms}ms")
    IO.puts("📊 Failover time: #{failover_result.failover_time_ms}ms")
    IO.puts("📊 Recovery time: #{recovery_result.recovery_time_ms}ms")
    
    # Extreme scenario assertions (planetary scale requirements)
    assert total_requests > 100_000, "Should handle massive global traffic"
    assert p99_latency < 2000, "P99 latency should be under 2 seconds globally"
    assert failover_result.failover_time_ms < 30_000, "Failover should complete in under 30 seconds"
    assert recovery_result.recovery_time_ms < 60_000, "Recovery should complete in under 1 minute"
    
    :ok
  end
  
  defp initialize_global_service_mesh(cloud_regions) do
    IO.puts("🌐 Initializing global service mesh")
    
    # Register all regions in the global service mesh
    for {cloud, regions} <- cloud_regions do
      for region <- regions do
        :rpc.call(region, Foundation.ServiceRegistry, :register, [
          :global, :"#{cloud}_edge_service", self()
        ])
      end
    end
    
    # Set up cross-cloud connectivity matrix
    all_regions = List.flatten(Map.values(cloud_regions))
    
    connectivity_matrix = for region1 <- all_regions, region2 <- all_regions, region1 != region2 do
      latency = simulate_inter_region_latency(region1, region2)
      
      %{
        from: region1,
        to: region2,
        latency_ms: latency,
        cloud1: get_cloud_from_region(region1),
        cloud2: get_cloud_from_region(region2)
      }
    end
    
    %{
      regions_registered: length(all_regions),
      connectivity_matrix: connectivity_matrix
    }
  end
  
  defp simulate_edge_traffic(cloud, regions, duration_ms) do
    end_time = System.monotonic_time(:millisecond) + duration_ms
    requests = 0
    latencies = []
    
    edge_traffic_loop(cloud, regions, end_time, requests, latencies)
  end
  
  defp edge_traffic_loop(cloud, regions, end_time, requests, latencies) do
    if System.monotonic_time(:millisecond) < end_time do
      # Pick nearest edge region for request
      edge_region = Enum.random(regions)
      
      # Simulate different types of edge requests
      request_type = Enum.random([
        :cdn_content, :api_call, :real_time_data,
        :iot_telemetry, :video_streaming, :gaming_session
      ])
      
      request_start = System.monotonic_time(:millisecond)
      
      # Route request to appropriate edge region
      result = :rpc.call(edge_region, __MODULE__, :handle_edge_request, [
        request_type, cloud, System.os_time(:microsecond)
      ])
      
      request_latency = System.monotonic_time(:millisecond) - request_start
      
      case result do
        {:ok, _response} ->
          edge_traffic_loop(cloud, regions, end_time, requests + 1, [request_latency | latencies])
        
        {:error, _reason} ->
          # Log failed request but continue
          edge_traffic_loop(cloud, regions, end_time, requests + 1, [request_latency | latencies])
      end
    else
      %{requests: requests, latencies: latencies}
    end
  end
  
  def handle_edge_request(request_type, cloud, timestamp) do
    # Simulate edge processing
    processing_time = case request_type do
      :cdn_content -> :rand.uniform(50) + 10       # 10-60ms
      :api_call -> :rand.uniform(100) + 50         # 50-150ms
      :real_time_data -> :rand.uniform(20) + 5     # 5-25ms
      :iot_telemetry -> :rand.uniform(30) + 10     # 10-40ms
      :video_streaming -> :rand.uniform(200) + 100 # 100-300ms
      :gaming_session -> :rand.uniform(50) + 20    # 20-70ms
    end
    
    :timer.sleep(processing_time)
    
    correlation_id = Foundation.Utils.generate_correlation_id()
    
    {:ok, edge_event} = Foundation.Events.new_event(:edge_request_processed, %{
      request_type: request_type,
      cloud: cloud,
      edge_region: Node.self(),
      processing_time_ms: processing_time,
      timestamp: timestamp
    }, correlation_id: correlation_id)
    
    Foundation.Events.store(edge_event)
    
    Foundation.Telemetry.emit_counter([:edge, :requests], %{
      request_type: request_type,
      cloud: cloud
    })
    
    Foundation.Telemetry.emit_gauge([:edge, :processing_time], processing_time, %{
      request_type: request_type
    })
    
    {:ok, %{
      processed_at: Node.self(),
      processing_time: processing_time,
      response_data: "edge_response_#{:rand.uniform(1000)}"
    }}
  end
  
  defp run_global_data_replication(cloud_regions, duration_ms) do
    end_time = System.monotonic_time(:millisecond) + duration_ms
    replications = 0
    
    replication_loop(cloud_regions, end_time, replications)
  end
  
  defp replication_loop(cloud_regions, end_time, replications) do
    if System.monotonic_time(:millisecond) < end_time do
      # Pick source and target clouds for replication
      clouds = Map.keys(cloud_regions)
      source_cloud = Enum.random(clouds)
      target_clouds = clouds -- [source_cloud]
      
      if length(target_clouds) > 0 do
        target_cloud = Enum.random(target_clouds)
        
        source_region = Enum.random(cloud_regions[source_cloud])
        target_region = Enum.random(cloud_regions[target_cloud])
        
        # Simulate data replication
        replication_start = System.monotonic_time(:millisecond)
        
        # Fetch data from source
        {:ok, recent_events} = :rpc.call(source_region, Foundation.Events, :query, [%{
          created_after: System.os_time(:second) - 300,  # Last 5 minutes
          limit: 100
        }])
        
        # Replicate to target (simplified)
        replication_data = %{
          source_cloud: source_cloud,
          target_cloud: target_cloud,
          events_count: length(recent_events),
          replication_timestamp: System.os_time(:microsecond)
        }
        
        correlation_id = Foundation.Utils.generate_correlation_id()
        
        {:ok, replication_event} = Foundation.Events.new_event(:data_replication, replication_data,
          correlation_id: correlation_id)
        
        :rpc.call(target_region, Foundation.Events, :store, [replication_event])
        
        replication_time = System.monotonic_time(:millisecond) - replication_start
        
        Foundation.Telemetry.emit_counter([:replication, :cross_cloud], %{
          source_cloud: source_cloud,
          target_cloud: target_cloud
        })
        
        Foundation.Telemetry.emit_gauge([:replication, :duration_ms], replication_time, %{
          source_cloud: source_cloud,
          target_cloud: target_cloud
        })
        
        # Replication every 30 seconds
        :timer.sleep(30_000)
        
        replication_loop(cloud_regions, end_time, replications + 1)
      else
        :timer.sleep(30_000)
        replication_loop(cloud_regions, end_time, replications)
      end
    else
      %{replications: replications}
    end
  end
  
  def run_edge_computing(duration_ms) do
    end_time = System.monotonic_time(:millisecond) + duration_ms
    computations = 0
    
    edge_computing_loop(end_time, computations)
  end
  
  defp edge_computing_loop(end_time, computations) do
    if System.monotonic_time(:millisecond) < end_time do
      # Simulate different edge computing workloads
      workload_type = Enum.random([
        :image_processing, :ml_inference, :data_aggregation,
        :real_time_analytics, :iot_processing, :video_transcoding
      ])
      
      computation_start = System.monotonic_time(:millisecond)
      
      # Simulate computational work
      processing_time = case workload_type do
        :image_processing -> :rand.uniform(500) + 200    # 200-700ms
        :ml_inference -> :rand.uniform(300) + 100        # 100-400ms
        :data_aggregation -> :rand.uniform(200) + 50     # 50-250ms
        :real_time_analytics -> :rand.uniform(150) + 25  # 25-175ms
        :iot_processing -> :rand.uniform(100) + 10       # 10-110ms
        :video_transcoding -> :rand.uniform(2000) + 1000 # 1000-3000ms
      end
      
      :timer.sleep(processing_time)
      
      computation_time = System.monotonic_time(:millisecond) - computation_start
      
      correlation_id = Foundation.Utils.generate_correlation_id()
      
      {:ok, computation_event} = Foundation.Events.new_event(:edge_computation, %{
        workload_type: workload_type,
        processing_time_ms: processing_time,
        computation_time_ms: computation_time,
        edge_region: Node.self(),
        timestamp: System.os_time(:microsecond)
      }, correlation_id: correlation_id)
      
      Foundation.Events.store(computation_event)
      
      Foundation.Telemetry.emit_counter([:edge_computing, :workloads], %{
        workload_type: workload_type
      })
      
      Foundation.Telemetry.emit_gauge([:edge_computing, :processing_time], processing_time, %{
        workload_type: workload_type
      })
      
      # Edge computing workloads every few seconds
      :timer.sleep(:rand.uniform(5000) + 1000)  # 1-6 seconds
      
      edge_computing_loop(end_time, computations + 1)
    else
      %{computations: computations}
    end
  end
  
  defp simulate_cloud_outage(cloud, regions, duration_ms) do
    IO.puts("💥 Simulating #{cloud} cloud outage")
    
    outage_start = System.monotonic_time(:millisecond)
    
    # Simulate taking regions offline
    for region <- regions do
      try do
        :rpc.call(region, :erlang, :disconnect_node, [Node.self()])
      catch
        _, _ -> :ok  # Already disconnected
      end
    end
    
    :timer.sleep(duration_ms)
    
    # Simulate regions coming back online
    for region <- regions do
      try do
        Node.connect(region)
      catch
        _, _ -> :ok
      end
    end
    
    outage_duration = System.monotonic_time(:millisecond) - outage_start
    
    %{outage_duration_ms: outage_duration, affected_regions: length(regions)}
  end
  
  defp coordinate_global_failover(failed_cloud, cloud_regions, duration_ms) do
    failover_start = System.monotonic_time(:millisecond)
    
    # Redirect traffic from failed cloud to healthy clouds
    healthy_clouds = Map.delete(cloud_regions, failed_cloud)
    healthy_regions = List.flatten(Map.values(healthy_clouds))
    
    IO.puts("🔄 Coordinating failover to #{length(healthy_regions)} healthy regions")
    
    # Simulate traffic redistribution
    for region <- healthy_regions do
      correlation_id = Foundation.Utils.generate_correlation_id()
      
      {:ok, failover_event} = Foundation.Events.new_event(:traffic_failover, %{
        failed_cloud: failed_cloud,
        failover_region: region,
        timestamp: System.os_time(:microsecond)
      }, correlation_id: correlation_id)
      
      :rpc.call(region, Foundation.Events, :store, [failover_event])
      
      :rpc.call(region, Foundation.Telemetry, :emit_counter, [
        [:failover, :traffic_redirected], %{failed_cloud: failed_cloud}
      ])
    end
    
    failover_time = System.monotonic_time(:millisecond) - failover_start
    
    %{failover_time_ms: failover_time, healthy_regions: length(healthy_regions)}
  end
  
  defp coordinate_global_recovery(recovered_cloud, recovered_regions, duration_ms) do
    recovery_start = System.monotonic_time(:millisecond)
    
    IO.puts("🔄 Coordinating recovery for #{recovered_cloud}")
    
    # Gradually redirect traffic back to recovered regions
    for region <- recovered_regions do
      correlation_id = Foundation.Utils.generate_correlation_id()
      
      {:ok, recovery_event} = Foundation.Events.new_event(:traffic_recovery, %{
        recovered_cloud: recovered_cloud,
        recovered_region: region,
        timestamp: System.os_time(:microsecond)
      }, correlation_id: correlation_id)
      
      try do
        :rpc.call(region, Foundation.Events, :store, [recovery_event])
        
        :rpc.call(region, Foundation.Telemetry, :emit_counter, [
          [:recovery, :traffic_restored], %{recovered_cloud: recovered_cloud}
        ])
      catch
        _, _ -> 
          IO.puts("⚠️  Failed to communicate with recovered region #{region}")
      end
    end
    
    recovery_time = System.monotonic_time(:millisecond) - recovery_start
    
    %{recovery_time_ms: recovery_time, recovered_regions: length(recovered_regions)}
  end
  
  # Helper functions for cloud region simulation
  defp simulate_inter_region_latency(region1, region2) do
    # Simulate realistic inter-region latencies
    cloud1 = get_cloud_from_region(region1)
    cloud2 = get_cloud_from_region(region2)
    
    base_latency = if cloud1 == cloud2 do
      :rand.uniform(50) + 10   # Same cloud: 10-60ms
    else
      :rand.uniform(150) + 50  # Cross-cloud: 50-200ms
    end
    
    # Add geographic distance simulation
    base_latency + :rand.uniform(100)
  end
  
  defp get_cloud_from_region(region) do
    region_str = Atom.to_string(region)
    cond do
      String.contains?(region_str, "aws") -> :aws
      String.contains?(region_str, "gcp") -> :gcp
      String.contains?(region_str, "azure") -> :azure
      true -> :unknown
    end
  end
end

ExtremeE1Test.run_scenario()

Testing Infrastructure Requirements

Hardware Specifications by Scenario Level

🟢 Foundation Scenarios

  • Local Machine: WSL Ubuntu 24, 8GB RAM, 4 cores
  • Network: Single machine, loopback only
  • Duration: 5-15 minutes per scenario

🟡 Integration Scenarios

  • VirtualBox: 3 VMs, 2GB RAM each, host-only network
  • VPS Option: 3x small instances (2GB RAM, 1 vCPU)
  • Network: Low latency (<10ms), 1Gbps bandwidth
  • Duration: 10-20 minutes per scenario

🔴 Production Scenarios

  • VPS Cluster: 5-7 instances (4GB RAM, 2 vCPU each)
  • Network: Regional distribution, <50ms latency
  • Storage: SSD required for event storage performance
  • Duration: 20-40 minutes per scenario

⚫ Extreme Scenarios

  • Multi-Cloud: 10+ instances across AWS/GCP/Azure
  • Network: Global distribution, varying latencies
  • Monitoring: Full observability stack required
  • Duration: 45-90 minutes per scenario

Setup Scripts and Automation

All scenarios include:

  • Automated cluster setup
  • Performance monitoring
  • Results collection and analysis
  • Cleanup and teardown
  • Reproducible configuration

Continuous Testing Integration

# CI/CD Pipeline Integration
# Run Foundation scenarios on every commit
mix test --only foundation_scenario

# Run Integration scenarios on PR merge
mix test --only integration_scenario

# Run Production scenarios nightly
mix test --only production_scenario

# Run Extreme scenarios weekly
mix test --only extreme_scenario

Conclusion

This comprehensive testing framework provides:

Progressive Complexity: Start simple, scale systematically
Real-World Fidelity: Each scenario mirrors actual production patterns
Practical Implementation: All scenarios are executable and measurable
Failure-Mode Coverage: Extensive chaos engineering and edge cases
Performance Baselines: Quantifiable metrics and assertions
Environment Portability: Run anywhere from laptop to multi-cloud

The scenarios progress from basic development workflows to extreme distributed systems, ensuring Foundation 2.0 works reliably at any scale your application demands.

Each scenario includes:

  • Setup instructions with specific environment requirements
  • Executable test code that you can run immediately
  • Performance metrics and success criteria
  • Failure injection and chaos engineering elements
  • Real-world traffic patterns based on actual production systems

Use these scenarios to validate Foundation 2.0 in your specific environment and scale them according to your application’s requirements.