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This is a toy implementation of an encrypted IPv6 network, with many good ideas stolen from [cjdns](https://github.com/cjdelisle/cjdns), which was written to test a particular routing scheme that was cobbled together one random afternoon. This is a toy implementation of an encrypted IPv6 network, with many good ideas stolen from [cjdns](https://github.com/cjdelisle/cjdns), which was written to test a particular routing scheme that was cobbled together one random afternoon.
It's notably not a shortest path routing scheme, with the goal of scalable name-independent routing on dynamic networks with an internet-like topology. It's notably not a shortest path routing scheme, with the goal of scalable name-independent routing on dynamic networks with an internet-like topology.
It's named Yggdrasil after the world tree from Norse mythology, because that seemed like the obvious name given how it works. It's named Yggdrasil after the world tree from Norse mythology, because that seemed like the obvious name given how it works.
For a longer, rambling version of this readme with more information, see: [doc](doc/README.md). More information is available at <https://yggdrasil-network.github.io/>.
A very early incomplete draft of a [whitepaper](doc/Whitepaper.md) describing the protocol is also available.
This is a toy / proof-of-principle, and considered alpha quality by the developers. It's not expected to be feature complete, and future updates may not be backwards compatible, though it should warn you if it sees a connection attempt with a node running a newer version. This is a toy / proof-of-principle, and considered alpha quality by the developers. It's not expected to be feature complete, and future updates may not be backwards compatible, though it should warn you if it sees a connection attempt with a node running a newer version.
You're encouraged to play with it, but it is strongly advised not to use it for anything mission critical. You're encouraged to play with it, but it is strongly advised not to use it for anything mission critical.
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This is enough to give unsupported devices on the LAN access to the yggdrasil network, with a few security and performance cautions outlined in the [doc](doc/README.md) file. This is enough to give unsupported devices on the LAN access to the yggdrasil network. See the [configuration](https://yggdrasil-network.github.io/configuration.html) page for more info.
## How does it work? ## How does it work?
I'd rather not try to explain in the readme, but it is described further in the [doc](doc/README.md) file or the very draft of a [whitepaper](doc/Whitepaper.md), so you can check there if you're interested. I'd rather not try to explain in the readme, but it is described further on the [about](https://yggdrasil-network.github.io/about.html) page, so you can check there if you're interested.
Be warned that it's still not a very good explanation, but it at least gives a high-level overview and links to some relevant work by other people. Be warned that it's still not a very good explanation, but it at least gives a high-level overview and links to some relevant work by other people.
## Obligatory performance propaganda ## Obligatory performance propaganda