Feature: Save discovered peers locally

[RobinSrimal]

My understanding of Latica is:

• There are some EC2 instances (powered by Socket Supply? ) running that allow for initial peer discovery when a Socket app launches
• Previously discovered peers are not stored locally

If that is correct I would like to learn the reasoning for it. Would it make sense to store discovered peers locally to ease the peer discovery on restart?

[heapwolf]

No.

• Anyone can create any kind of node, ec2, a node at home, a node on a device, everything is symmetrical (except of course the hardware), and the network is global.

• Previously discovered peers are stored locally.

[RobinSrimal]

I was referring to this:

socket/api/latica/index.js

Line 252 in b60144c

peers = JSON.parse(/* snapshot_start=1691579150299, filter=easy,static */`

So this is for the very first peer discovery? Afterwards there are locally stored peers which can be used.

[heapwolf]

You can just overwrite that in the constructor if you want, it also does get overwritten with whatever it found after running.