Keepalive is based on per mesh and not per node.
Using total ordering mechanism similar to paxos to elect a leader
if leader doesn't update it's timestamp within 3 * keepAlive then
give the leader a gravestone and elect the next leader.
Leader is bassed on lexicographically ordered public key.
- Added mesh-to-mesh routing of hop count > 1
- If there is a tie-breaker with respect to the hop-count use consistent
hashing to determine the route to take based on the public key.
Only consider clients who have updated their config when synchronising
with peers. Consider a dead time where we don't have a handshake and
a prune time when we remove them from the WireGuard configuration.
Removed a client's grpc endpoint value. Client's aren't publicly
available so there is no need for a client's gRPC endpoint.
Also changed a node ID's to their public key. A node id's public
address is an issue for mobility of clients as their endpoint
is subject to change
Stubbing our WireGuard components so that I can use docker/podman
network_mode=host. This is much more efficient than the docker/podman
userspace network.
