"services:
- name: my-service # This is your service
url: 'http://my-service.myco/' # For service listening on 0.0.0.0:80
friends: true
friends:
- name: alice # This is your laptop
ip: fd1f:2cd5:6feb:7aa7:d674:1b3c:c82c:dfc"
May I suggest r/friend/peer. This is not motivated by pedantry. Relational semantics that are not closed over by the domain of user-agent (in the broadest sense) should not be used in the infrastructure layer. My laptop's server is a user-agent of mine as is the instance running on my phone; they are peers.
Applications built on top of this substrate will be (generally) concerned with social relationships of users and 'friend' et al. will be of use in those layers.
friends: - name: alice # This is your laptop ip: fd1f:2cd5:6feb:7aa7:d674:1b3c:c82c:dfc"
May I suggest r/friend/peer. This is not motivated by pedantry. Relational semantics that are not closed over by the domain of user-agent (in the broadest sense) should not be used in the infrastructure layer. My laptop's server is a user-agent of mine as is the instance running on my phone; they are peers.
Applications built on top of this substrate will be (generally) concerned with social relationships of users and 'friend' et al. will be of use in those layers.