Re:PeerTweet – Decentralized feeds using BitTorrent's DHT ne...
by api on Sunday February 21, 2016 @03:05PM
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We are working on a pluggable SDK version of ZeroTier with a tiny embedded IP stack that will allow p2p using standard unmodified network code, libraries, and protocols. Full interoperability with servers and desktops and other members of virtual networks is also nice. Basically the app is just a "device." An embeddable IP stack sounds fat but it's actually tiny. Whole ball of wax is similar in footprint to other p2p libraries that don't allow normal protocols and full code reuse. I'm a bit partial of course, but the approach is amazingly cool.
It will be for Linux, Mac, iOS, Android, and eventually Windows.
Currently GPL with dual licensing for proprietary closed use, which may or may not change later depending on how other things go.
Linux and iOS are working. Android and Mac next.
This gives you totally easy p2p transport but not things like a distributed database or identity, etc. But there are lots of other projects for that that become easier to use when you have transparent p2p.
It will be for Linux, Mac, iOS, Android, and eventually Windows.
https://www.zerotier.com/product-netcon.shtml
Currently GPL with dual licensing for proprietary closed use, which may or may not change later depending on how other things go.
Linux and iOS are working. Android and Mac next.
This gives you totally easy p2p transport but not things like a distributed database or identity, etc. But there are lots of other projects for that that become easier to use when you have transparent p2p.