Description: The goal is to create a basic PoC execution environment. Meant for demo purposes, no way a performant, secure, or bug-free PoC. Expected to work with exact script provided. Expands on previous execution work. Will live in many-rs for simplicity. Scope of the is that the PoC will be able to communicate from Blockchain to non-Blockchain. We could use delegation between the neighborhood's key and its nodes for message signing. PoC will be ledger calling out to another neighborhood.
[x] Should allow communication from blockchain to non-blockchain neighborhoods.
[x] Should have the capability to call other networks.
[x] Should be able to sign the message as a neighborhood.
[x] Not meant to be secure, just PoC. Can be thrown out afterwards and rebuilt properly.
[x] Should be demoed.
Notes:
Need to come up with a high-level design.
Main problem - currently we don't have a single key for a neighborhood. Several come back.
Should generate a new public key and sign a message.
Delegation could be an alternative that could be explored - but it can be 'cheated'.
What goes into sending messages?
Who signs the request?
Needs to be compatible with our installation of Tendermint.
Could a cronjob on the network be useful for a PoC?
Tie inter-neighborhood messaging to dWeb hosting. Web serving.
Work together for it. Blockchain element and inter-generational.
Description: The goal is to create a basic PoC execution environment. Meant for demo purposes, no way a performant, secure, or bug-free PoC. Expected to work with exact script provided. Expands on previous execution work. Will live in many-rs for simplicity. Scope of the is that the PoC will be able to communicate from Blockchain to non-Blockchain. We could use delegation between the neighborhood's key and its nodes for message signing. PoC will be ledger calling out to another neighborhood.
Notes:
Need to come up with a high-level design.
Main problem - currently we don't have a single key for a neighborhood. Several come back.
Should generate a new public key and sign a message.
Delegation could be an alternative that could be explored - but it can be 'cheated'.
What goes into sending messages?
Who signs the request?
Needs to be compatible with our installation of Tendermint.
Could a cronjob on the network be useful for a PoC?
Tie inter-neighborhood messaging to dWeb hosting. Web serving.
Work together for it. Blockchain element and inter-generational.
Kvstore. Send them here and serve them that.