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Eric Andrews edited this page Aug 9, 2019
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The Streamr network is a distributed, peer-to-peer publish-subscribe system.
A peer is any participant in the Streamr peer-to-peer network.
A tracker is a peer that helps nodes discover other nodes. It keeps track of the global network topology, based on
which it sends instructions to nodes.
A node is a peer that propagates data in the Streamr network.
A broker (or broker node) is a node that also includes client-facing functionality via adapters and provides message persistence via storage solutions.
A client is an end-user (software) that connects to a broker to use the Streamr network .
A stream is a collection of messages uniquely identified by an id (and a partition).
A publisher is a client that connects to a broker and publishes messages to stream(s).
A subscriber is a client that connects to a broker and subscribes to the messages of stream(s).