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| ====== Node ====== | ====== Node ====== | ||
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| ===== Discussion ===== | ===== Discussion ===== | ||
| - | A Node is an identifiable participant that performs one or more assigned roles in a [[private: | + | A Node is an identifiable participant that performs one or more assigned roles in a [[public: |
| A Node provides a stable point of responsibility for: | A Node provides a stable point of responsibility for: | ||
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| * Traceability | * Traceability | ||
| - | A Node performs one or more [[private: | + | A Node performs one or more [[public: |
| A Node can exchange information through one or more Communication Endpoints. The Node remains distinct from the Communication Endpoints it uses. | A Node can exchange information through one or more Communication Endpoints. The Node remains distinct from the Communication Endpoints it uses. | ||
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| A Node can maintain or process: | A Node can maintain or process: | ||
| - | * [[private: | + | * [[public: |
| - | * [[private: | + | * [[public: |
| - | * [[private: | + | * [[public: |
| * Messages | * Messages | ||
| * Transactions | * Transactions | ||
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| * DIDO Reference Architecture glossary and Node taxonomy | * DIDO Reference Architecture glossary and Node taxonomy | ||
| * DIDO Solutions shared Terms and Definitions, | * DIDO Solutions shared Terms and Definitions, | ||
| - | * [[private: | + | * [[public: |
| - | * [[private: | + | * [[public: |
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| The previous shared definition restricted Node to an architectural participant in a distributed financial system. This revision removes the financial-domain restriction while preserving identification, | The previous shared definition restricted Node to an architectural participant in a distributed financial system. This revision removes the financial-domain restriction while preserving identification, | ||
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| * A network address | * A network address | ||
| * A data structure | * A data structure | ||
| - | * A [[private: | + | * A [[public: |
| * An implementation artifact | * An implementation artifact | ||
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| * The Evidence the Node produces | * The Evidence the Node produces | ||
| - | Within a [[private: | + | Within a [[public: |
| ===== Example ===== | ===== Example ===== | ||
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| A DIDO network contains five Nodes. Each Node validates proposed state transitions and maintains the DIDO states assigned to it by the governing architecture. | A DIDO network contains five Nodes. Each Node validates proposed state transitions and maintains the DIDO states assigned to it by the governing architecture. | ||
| - | A [[private: | + | A [[public: |
| The realization technologies differ, but each participant remains a Node because it has a distinct Node Identity and performs assigned roles within the Distributed System. | The realization technologies differ, but each participant remains a Node because it has a distinct Node Identity and performs assigned roles within the Distributed System. | ||