meshnets

Meshnets, also known as mesh networks, are decentralized networks where each node (or device) is connected to multiple other nodes, creating a redundant and robust network structure. Unlike traditional networks, which often rely on a central hub or server, meshnets distribute data across multiple nodes, allowing for greater resilience and flexibility. This decentralized approach enhances network reliability, as the failure of a single node does not necessarily disrupt the entire network. Meshnets are commonly used in wireless communications, particularly in areas where traditional infrastructure is lacking or unreliable. They are also employed in various applications, including community networks, disaster recovery, and IoT (Internet of Things) deployments. The design of meshnets emphasizes scalability, self-healing capabilities, and efficient use of resources, making them a valuable solution for both urban and rural environments.