Core functionality
Guardian Nodes perform four main functions:
Server Health Monitoring
Track CPU usage, consumption, disk usage, network latency, and uptime.
Ensure critical HeLa infrastructure remains operational
Data Validation
Verify accuracy and integrity of data across the network
Prevent errors, inconsistencies, and fraudulent activity
Anomaly Detection
Detect unusual behavior or failures in real time
Report anomalies to backend systems for further action
Reporting & Rewards
Nodes submit their findings to a centralized backend, which processes the data and updates the Guardian Node Smart Contract.
Contract maintains a record of each node's performance, serving as the basis for reward distribution and performance evaluation.
Interaction with the HeLa Ecosystem
Guardian nodes interact with various components of the HeLa ecosystem:
Servers: Nodes directly communicate with the servers they are assigned to monitor.
Backend System: Nodes transmit collected data to the backend for processing and analysis.
Guardian Node Smart Contract: Nodes contribute to the updating of the smart contract with their findings.
Other Nodes: Nodes can potentially collaborate with other nodes to enhance monitoring capabilities or share information.
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