Meshsharing
Meshsharing is a concept and often a software implementation that facilitates the sharing of resources, typically data or computational power, within a peer-to-peer network. Unlike traditional client-server models where a central authority manages resources, meshsharing allows devices directly connected to each other to exchange information and capabilities without an intermediary. This decentralized approach can lead to increased resilience, as the network can continue to function even if individual nodes go offline.
The underlying principle of meshsharing often involves distributed hash tables (DHTs) or other peer discovery mechanisms
The benefits of meshsharing extend to scalability, as the network's capacity grows with the addition of more