The JavaScript SDK is a client for a public node, but the README link for the Rust node/protocol is not publicly reachable. For production evaluation we need a versioned server release and source/protocol documentation covering:
- deployment and self-hosting, including isolated/offline deployments;
- persistent storage, backup/recovery, migration, and retention guarantees;
- compatibility policy and protocol version negotiation;
- server-side validation, authorization, ownership, and delete behavior;
- deterministic conformance vectors for another client/server implementation; and
- a security model for the node and its operator.
Without the server implementation or a normative protocol, client-side cryptography alone is not enough to assess immutability, authorization, durability, or replication.
The JavaScript SDK is a client for a public node, but the README link for the Rust node/protocol is not publicly reachable. For production evaluation we need a versioned server release and source/protocol documentation covering:
Without the server implementation or a normative protocol, client-side cryptography alone is not enough to assess immutability, authorization, durability, or replication.