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Quality Requirements

Quality tree

  • Modularity and Extensibility
  • Clear separation between engine, runtime extensions, and apps
  • WIT-based interfaces and generated bindings
  • Security and Integrity
  • Immutable, signed packages; constrained host APIs; certificate trust
  • Topic/message signature validation for P2P
  • Performance and Scalability
  • Pre-linked WASM instances; per-core worker pool; backpressure via queue
  • Static file serving from VFS
  • Reliability and Availability
  • Deterministic per-source ordering; isolation on failure; graceful shutdown
  • Observability
  • Structured logging/tracing; build info emission; tunable verbosity
  • Developer Experience
  • CLI tooling for build/sign/run; standard Web/Flutter frontends; sample modules

Quality scenarios

1) High-traffic API burst * HTTP gateway classifies and enqueues requests; worker pool scales over cores; non-API static assets served directly.

2) Invalid package provided * Signature and schema validation fail; app not loaded; error surfaced with actionable diagnostics.

3) P2P message flood from misbehaving peer * Message validation drops invalids; peer can be evicted; engine continues to serve other traffic.

4) Module crash during event handling * Error logged; event processing for that module fails fast; other modules/apps unaffected.

5) Node restart * IPFS repo reused; app package revalidated and reloaded; idempotent init; HTTP gateway rebinds.

Quality Tree

Quality Scenarios