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Overview

TAHO’s Federation layer (also called “The Fabric”) provides peer-to-peer networking capabilities for distributed component deployments across multiple TAHO host instances.
Note: Federation is currently being redefined and reimplemented. This documentation will be updated as the new architecture stabilizes.

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Current Status

The Fabric networking layer is under active development. Key aspects being refined include:
  • Node Discovery: How TAHO hosts find and connect to peers
  • Component Distribution: Mechanisms for sharing components across the mesh
  • Message Protocols: Inter-host communication patterns
  • State Synchronization: Keeping distributed state consistent

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Coming Soon

Future federation capabilities will include:
  • Multi-node component deployment
  • Automatic failover and load balancing
  • Cross-host service invocation
  • Distributed caching and state management
  • Mesh topology management

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Stay Tuned

Check the changelog for updates on federation development, or follow the project on GitHub for the latest progress.
For now, TAHO operates as a single-node runtime with REST API access. Federation features will be documented here as they become available.