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title = "Documentation"
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description = "OpenCloud Technical Documentation — Work in Progress"
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# OpenCloud Documentation
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*Work in Progress*
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This documentation site provides a unified and structured view of all core concepts behind **OpenCloud**, the sovereign, distributed, peer-to-peer cloud platform.
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All OpenCloud microservices expose **OpenAPI-compliant specifications**, ensuring that:
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- API structures and endpoints are always discoverable
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- Code generation can be automated
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- Integrators can explore service capabilities
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- Implementations remain consistent across deployments
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The full set of OpenAPI definitions will be progressively published as the platform stabilizes and services reach higher maturity levels.
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# Documentation Status
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This documentation is currently **under construction**.
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Each section below represents a major technical capability of OpenCloud.
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Pages will be expanded iteratively to include:
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- Concepts & design principles
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- Architecture diagrams
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- API references (via OpenAPI)
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- Usage scenarios
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- Configuration guidelines
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- Deployment instructions
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- Best practices & integration patterns
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If you want detailed or early-access drafts for any section, feel free to request them.
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# Table of Contents
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Below is the initial Table of Contents for the OpenCloud documentation.
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Every topic listed here will eventually become a dedicated page or section.
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## 1. Introduction to OpenCloud
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- What is OpenCloud?
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- Sovereignty principles
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- Federated trust model
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- Architecture overview
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- Glossary of OpenCloud concepts
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## 2. Resource Catalog
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The Catalog is the foundation of all OpenCloud interactions.
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- Resource model
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- Metadata definitions (`catalog_metadata`)
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- Data resources
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- Algorithm resources
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- Compute Units
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- Storage resources
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- Workflow templates
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- Resource visibility (public / restricted / private)
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- Access rules (credentials, payment, agreements)
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- API endpoints (OpenAPI)
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## 3. Peer Discovery & Connectivity
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OpenCloud’s decentralization starts with peer discovery.
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- Peer registration
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- Peer identities
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- Distributed trust graph
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- Community/group definitions
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- Private federations
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- Peer health and presence
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- Networking models (P2P overlays, WAN, LAN)
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- API endpoints (OpenAPI)
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## 4. Authentication & Authorization
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Identity and access control across distributed partners.
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- OpenID-based distributed authentication
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- Federation of identity providers
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- Session and token management
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- Access scopes & privileges
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- Fine-grained access control
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- Collaborative area rule enforcement
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- API endpoints (OpenAPI)
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## 5. Workspace Management
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Organizing data, algorithms, and services for distributed workflows.
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- Workspaces lifecycle
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- Resource selection
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- Project and team organization
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- Collaboration patterns
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- Integration with workflows
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- API endpoints (OpenAPI)
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## 6. Workflow Design & Distributed Execution
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The heart of OpenCloud’s capabilities.
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- Workflow design principles
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- Editor interface concepts
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- Distributed data flows
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- Execution strategies
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- Sovereignty-optimized
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- Performance-optimized
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- Cost-optimized
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- Hybrid strategies
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- Multi-cloud and edge execution
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- Stateless vs. stateful operations
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- Error handling & retries
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- Workflow templates and sharing
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- API endpoints (OpenAPI)
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## 7. Deployment & Resource Booking
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Running services and reserving infrastructure across peers.
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- Deployment model
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- Resource reservation (compute, storage, algorithms)
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- SLA & QoS considerations
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- Scheduling and placement policies
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- Deployment on datacenter vs. edge nodes
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- Public-cloud hybrid deployments
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- API endpoints (OpenAPI)
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## 8. Monitoring & Observability
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Understanding system state across distributed deployments.
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- Metrics collection
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- Execution tracing
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- Peer availability & health
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- Resource usage dashboards
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- Alerts & notifications
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- Integration with Prometheus, Loki, Grafana
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- API endpoints (OpenAPI)
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## 9. Accounting & Peer-to-Peer Billing
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Tracking distributed resource consumption.
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- Transaction capture
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- Usage metering models
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- Resource pricing
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- Peer-to-peer cost settlement
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- Billing transparency
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- Audit logs
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- API endpoints (OpenAPI)
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## 10. Collaborative Areas
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Governance for multi-organization projects.
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- Workspace sharing
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- Policy rules (open-source only, no personal data, legal restrictions, visibility constraints)
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- Auto-enforced vs. manually-reviewed rules
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- Community membership
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- Compliance workflows
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- API endpoints (OpenAPI)
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## 11. Platform Components & Microservices
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Detailed documentation for each service.
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- Service overview
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- Responsibilities & isolation
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- Deployment diagrams
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- Configuration parameters
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- Inter-service API contracts (OpenAPI)
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## 12. Deployment Guides
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Instructions for various environments.
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- Local developer installations
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- Bare-metal and VM deployments
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- Kubernetes & containerized environments
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- Edge deployments (ARM SBCs)
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- Cloud provider deployment
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- High-availability patterns
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## 13. Security
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Security is an essential dimension of OpenCloud.
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- Communication security
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- Mutual authentication
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- Data confidentiality
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- Integrity & non-repudiation
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- Threat models
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- Secure default configurations
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## 14. Roadmap & Future Evolutions
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- Upcoming features
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- Long-term vision
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- Governance model
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- Community contributions
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- API deprecations
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## 15. API Reference (auto-generated)
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All microservices expose:
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- REST endpoints
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- JSON schema definitions
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- Error codes
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- Webhooks (if any)
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- Tooling for client generation
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These pages are directly generated from the OpenAPI contract.
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