Fluence network environment

Maintained list of well-known Fluence network nodes. The package is meant to be used in combination with Fluence JS SDK.

Installation

With npm

npm install @fluencelabs/fluence-network-environment

With yarn

yarn add @fluencelabs/fluence-network-environment

Usage

Pick a node to connect to the Fluence network.

import { testNet } from '@fluencelabs/fluence-network-environment';

export const relayNode = testNet[0];

Which can be used to initialize the Fluence client (see Fluence JS SDK.)

import { FluencePeer } from '@fluencelabs/fluence';

const peer = new FluencePeer;
await peer.start({ connectTo: relayNode });

Known networks

• stage - unstable network for development tests; low capacity
• TestNet - more stable network, used for QA of new releases; higher capacity
• Krasnodar - stable network, has the highest load capacity

All 3 networks are connected, i.e. any node can be discovered from every other. They're open and permissionless, meaning that anyone can use any node for bootstrapping.

Fluence Stack

Layer	Tech	Scale	State	Based on
Execution	Marine	Single peer	Disk, network, external processes	Wasm, IT, Wasmer*
Composition	Aqua	Involved peers	Results and signatures	⇅, π-calculus
Topology	TrustGraph, DHT*	Distributed with Kademlia* algo	Actual state of the network	libp2p
Security & Accounting	Blockchain	Whole network	Licenses & payments	substrate?

License

Apache 2.0