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§Product OS Command and Control
This crate provides a distributed command and control system for coordinating multiple Product OS server instances. It enables secure communication, service discovery, and workload distribution across a cluster of nodes.
§Features
- Secure Communication: Authentication framework using Diffie-Hellman key exchange
- Service Discovery: Automatic node registration and discovery
- Load Balancing: Smart routing to available nodes based on capabilities
- Health Monitoring: Pulse checks and automatic failure detection
- Feature Management: Dynamic feature and service registration
§Basic Usage
use product_os_command_control::ProductOSController;
use product_os_configuration::Configuration;
use product_os_security::certificates::Certificates;
// Create configuration and certificates
let config = Configuration::new();
let certs = Certificates::new_self_signed(
vec![("CN".to_string(), "localhost".to_string())],
None, None, None, None, None,
);
// Initialize the controller
let controller = ProductOSController::new(
config,
certs,
None, // Optional key-value store
);
// Access the registry
let registry = controller.get_registry();
let my_node = registry.get_me();
println!("Node ID: {}", my_node.get_identifier());§Architecture
The command and control system consists of several key components:
- ProductOSController: Main coordinator that manages nodes and services
- Registry: Tracks available nodes and their capabilities
- Node: Represents a single server instance in the cluster
- Commands: Structured way to send instructions to remote nodes
§Security
All node-to-node communication is secured using:
- TLS/SSL certificates for transport security
- Diffie-Hellman key exchange for establishing shared secrets
- Message authentication using HMAC
Modules§
- authentication
- Authentication module
- commands
- Command execution module
Structs§
- Node
- ProductOS
Controller - Main controller for managing a distributed command and control system.
Enums§
- Method
- HTTP request method enumeration