3 ms·
> In a peer-to-peer model, anybody can publish anything. That doesn't have to be the case. You can certainly have private peer-to-peer networks that are authen
by tlrobinson 8y ago
> In a peer-to-peer model, anybody can publish anything.
That doesn't have to be the case. You can certainly have private peer-to-peer networks that are authenticated and/or restricted to your internal network.
Facebook did this back in 2010: https://torrentfreak.com/facebook-uses-bittorrent-and-they-love-it-100625/ https://torrentfreak.com/facebook-uses-bittorrent-and-they-l...
- puzzle 8y agoGoogle did it even before that and it's closer to a P2P model than Kraken (all Borg nodes participate, IIRC). By 2010, quite a few services built on top of Borg/MPM with the feature enabled had already undergone SAS 70 (later SOC / SSAE) audits. I know because one of my teams had to work on compliance. So there's nothing about this that is intrinsically not fit for the enterprise or to meet regulations. You have to do the legwork to meet the auditors' requests, of course.