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Fission Whitepaper
Abstract
Contributors
Introduction
Context
The Constellation
High Level Architecture
Foundation
Unified Storage
Digital Scarcity
Portable Compute
Authorization
Overview
Self-Certified
Challenge-Based
DID Document
Access Control
Object Capability Model
Query Access
Command & Mutation
Accounts
Registration
Delegation
Login
Recovery
Multifactor Authentication
File System
Basics
Partitions
Unlisted
Share
Links
Events
Consistency
Distribution
Apps
Hosting
Layout
Clone
Follow
Database
WNKV
WNDB
Dynamic FaaS
Distributed & Edge FaaS
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High Level Architecture
The Fission architecture is made up of six modular components, which group loosely into three parts:
  1. 1.
    Unified Storage
    a. Files
    b. Database
  2. 2.
    Digital Scarcity
    a. Identity
    b. Assets
  3. 3.
    Portable Compute
    a. Private & Trusted
    b. Public & Trustless
Cutting across these are two second-order modules that rely on the three core areas:
  1. 1.
    Encryption
  2. 2.
    Functions-as-a-Service
The vast majority of end users will not have cryptographically secured routing available locally for some time. To bridge this gap, Fission leverages public DNS infrastructure as a backward-compatibility bridge.
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