Research & Development on the Substrate Layer of the Janus Facing Architecture.
The hardware where everything happens: computers, GPUs, printers, storage and sensors owned by prosumers. Leaving is cheap, so competition does the disciplining.
Research is discussed in #rand-substrate and voted on in #federation-substrate in the NTARI Slack workspace.
| Tier | Goal |
|---|---|
| Tier 1: The SohoCloud Protocol | Understand the relationship of prosumer hardware to the carriers whose networks it runs on |
| Tier 2: The SoHoLINK Orchestrator | Understand how coordination across geography works as an open market |
| Tier 3: The Cloudy Platform | Implement the protocol and the JFA standard in the interface where prosumers offer and buy compute and storage |
- Fork this repository.
- Add your file to the correct tier folder.
- Create a pull request with a DCO signature.
- Wait for peer review.
#federation-substrate has 90 days to deliberate your publication, during which you defend your claims and make the changes reviewers ask for. Follow the Research & Development Submission Guide: the method, the ethics check and the submission template.
Merged research is published in #federation-volunteers, on www.ntari.org and affiliated social media channels, with the author(s) credited.
Research in this repository is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0.