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Document nice-to-have things when using foca for serious business #17

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caio opened this issue Nov 13, 2022 · 0 comments
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Document nice-to-have things when using foca for serious business #17

caio opened this issue Nov 13, 2022 · 0 comments

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caio commented Nov 13, 2022

There are some things foca doesn't do which would be nice to have them explicit.

Foca doesn't:

  • Try to recover from zero-membership: if it reaches zero members implementors must decide how to handle it (announce to well known addresses, restart the application, w/e) (update: v0.17.0 can recover from many zero membership scenarios)
  • Version its protocol (yet, at least), so running distinct versions at once may lead to problems (inability to decode certain messages, for example)
  • Add any encryption to its payload, so it's trivial for anyone in the network to snoop in the topology and even join the cluster
  • ...More?

(Ref #15)

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