Fluence network environment


Maintained list of well-known Fluence network nodes. The package is meant to be used in combination with Fluence JS SDK.

Installation

With npm

``bash
npm install @fluencelabs/fluence-network-environment
`

With yarn

`bash
yarn add @fluencelabs/fluence-network-environment
`

Usage

Pick a node to connect to the Fluence network.

`typescript
import { testNet } from '@fluencelabs/fluence-network-environment';

export const relayNode = testNet[1];
`

Which can be used to initialize the Fluence client (see Fluence JS SDK.)

`typescript
import { FluencePeer } from '@fluencelabs/fluence';

const peer = new FluencePeer();
await peer.start({ connectTo: relayNode });
``

Known networks

- stage - unstable network for development tests; low capacity
- TestNet - more stable network, used for QA of new releases; higher capacity
- Kras - stable network, has the highest load capacity

All 3 networks are connected, i.e. any node can be discovered from every other. They're open and permissionless, meaning that anyone can use any node for bootstrapping.

Fluence Stack

| Layer | Tech | Scale | State | Based on |
| :-------------------: | :-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------: | :------------------------------: | :-------------------------------: | :-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------: |
| Execution | Marine | Single peer | Disk, network, external processes | Wasm, IT, Wasmer\* |
| Composition | Aqua | Involved peers | Results and signatures | ⇅, π-calculus |
| Topology | TrustGraph, DHT\ | Distributed with Kademlia\ algo | Actual state of the network | libp2p |
| Security & Accounting | Blockchain | Whole network | Licenses & payments | substrate? |

License

Apache 2.0