SANFS needs a clear definition of the core guarantees it should provide as a sovereign autonomous network and file system.
This issue is intended to collect early technical thinking around the foundational guarantees of the architecture.
Possible areas to define:
- data sovereignty
- resilience and recovery
- confidentiality and protected data flows
- distributed storage guarantees
- network continuity
- failure tolerance
- human-governed control and override mechanisms
- auditability and verifiability
- autonomy boundaries
Key questions:
- What must SANFS guarantee at the protocol or architecture level?
- Which guarantees are mandatory from day one?
- Which guarantees can be introduced progressively?
- What should distinguish SANFS from existing distributed storage and networking systems?
The goal is not to finalize the architecture immediately.
The goal is to define the first set of technical principles that serious contributors can discuss, challenge, and improve.
SANFS needs a clear definition of the core guarantees it should provide as a sovereign autonomous network and file system.
This issue is intended to collect early technical thinking around the foundational guarantees of the architecture.
Possible areas to define:
Key questions:
The goal is not to finalize the architecture immediately.
The goal is to define the first set of technical principles that serious contributors can discuss, challenge, and improve.