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Crate liminal_server

Crate liminal_server 

Source

Re-exports§

pub use checkpoint_census::run_checkpoint_census;
pub use error::ServerError;
pub use server::run;
pub use server::run_participant_log_migration;

Modules§

agents
Lys identities represented as stations, without a harness in the server.
auth_lys
Subject decisions delegated to the shared pass consumer.
auth_membership
Channel membership bound to the verified holder and the placed resource (ACCESS-006).
auth_pass
Registry-minted connection passes.
auth_revocation
Lys grant revocation applied to admission and live rights (ACCESS-005).
checkpoint_census
liminal-server checkpoint-census (DUR-024 R5): what one conversation’s checkpoint holds, counted and printed, never published; and without a conversation (DUR-028 R6), what the whole store holds.
cluster
SRV-005: clustering via beamr distribution with seed-node discovery.
config
console
The console’s live streams (SRV-011 R1 and R2).
error
health
link
A link is a machine’s grant (ACCESS-002 R1).
link_bridge
Export subscriptions forward through one keyed carrier, settling each answer before the next send.
link_carrier
Carriers move sealed link bytes without opening the Noise transport.
link_dial
One outbound exporting link, admitted with this machine’s own Lys pass.
link_handshake
The link handshake: a Noise KK exchange whose static keys are the two machines’ Lys identities, through lys-core’s X25519 derivation and never a second one (ACCESS-002 R1).
link_open
Carrier selection and message-scoped recovery for configured links.
link_pass
The agent’s own pass, signed for the issuer’s agent route at boot.
link_punch
Broker-coordinated direct KK links, with one echo and no carrier fallback.
link_relay
Only the endpoints key and open a relayed Noise link.
link_udp
Indexed Noise messages on one blocking UDP receiver per device.
metrics
Server-side metric recording over the process-global liminal registry.
server
services
Argus’s functions as liminal services under Lys grants (ACCESS-003 R1).
tap
The tap (SRV-011 R2): a sampled, bounded view of live traffic.