With #D the structure of apps is that all data goes through the #D client and then is forwarded on to an app, a database, etc... being ran locally or on a remote trusted computer.
So we don't have to reinvent anything and allows us to reuse and adapt existing app to the platform while still using a normal http structure where we can link between apps we want to emulate DNS without a global canonical state.
Either the dashboard or #D itself will interact with nginx to force downgrade eveything that is local so we can man in the middle dns
With #D the structure of apps is that all data goes through the #D client and then is forwarded on to an app, a database, etc... being ran locally or on a remote trusted computer.
So we don't have to reinvent anything and allows us to reuse and adapt existing app to the platform while still using a normal http structure where we can link between apps we want to emulate DNS without a global canonical state.
Either the dashboard or #D itself will interact with nginx to force downgrade eveything that is local so we can man in the middle dns