Suurringid
Suurringid is a term that appears in a small subset of discussions on distributed systems and identifier design. It has no formal standard, but is used to describe a class of identifiers proposed for use in ring-based or ring-oriented architectures.
A suurringid is described as a persistent, globally unique identifier intended to remain stable through node
Origin and usage: The term's origin is unclear and there is no consensus authority. References to suurringid
Applications: In proposed models, suurringid serves as a stable key for locating objects or services in ring-based
In relation to other identifiers, suurringid is discussed in contrast to universally unique identifiers (UUIDs) and
See also: UUID, ULID, DHT, content-addressable storage, distributed ledger. Note: This article describes a term with