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[QOS][RADIX] Implement Radix QoS Checks

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Since Jul 28, 2025.

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Description

qos

Objective

Create custom QoS for Radix Core API to ensure 99%+ Success Rate

Origin Document

Grove's Radix Docs: https://docs.grove.city/radix-api/intro

Goals

  • Ensure 99%+ Success Rate on Osmosis when used with PATH on Pocket Network Morse
  • Ensure 99%+ Success Rate on Osmosis when used with PATH on Pocket Network Shannon
  • Ensure all functionality described in the Grove docs is available matches success rates

Deliverables

  • Dynamic Archival Checks for Radix service
  • Marshalling and Unmarshalling checks on Radix Core API requests
  • Path handling for radix requests: The end payload must be /radix/core/<path_user_wants>, handle filling in that path so that RMs can be configured consistently
  • Some kind of check to ensure the chain is correct (a la the chainCheck for EVMs)
  • Penalties and timeouts for nodes serving errors.

Non-goals / Non-deliverables

  • Additional 9s of success rate. This is a first pass to ensure the baseline.
  • Support or QoS for other Radix APIs (namely, Gateway API)

General deliverables

  • Comments: Add/update TODOs and comments alongside the source code so it is easier to follow.
  • Testing: Add new tests (unit and/or E2E) to the test suite.
  • Makefile: Add new targets to the Makefile to make the new functionality easier to use.
  • Documentation: Update architectural or development READMEs; use mermaid diagrams where appropriate.

Creator: @fredteumer

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  3. Fork the repository and make your change on a branch.
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