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Modules and the mesh

How the parts of Velrix find each other, prove who they are and talk directly, with no central control plane.
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Instances and hosts

How the servers of a realm are named, what each one runs, and what happens when one of them stops.

Organisations, projects and permissions

Who owns what: people, organisations, teams, projects, and the roles that say who may do what.

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