
Naming
Synx DNS
Client DNS for the domain you own.
Map an address to a root domain, subdomains, and Morphic services. Set the data links, and change the structure when the service needs to.
Synx DNS is how a domain is named. The same network, whichever layer you own.
- Root domain and subdomainsAn address mapped to the namespace.
- Morphic servicesNamed on the domain.
- Data linksSet the links the service uses.
- Structure you can changeWhen the service needs to.
A client DNS for the domain
Synx DNS is the client domain name system for a root domain. It maps addresses to the clients that hold services, subdomains, and the root itself.
Creators use it to set up domain names and Morphic services, and to add intelligence to those services. Data links are set here, and the data structure can change when the service needs to.
How a domain meets the rest of the network
A root domain is set up on a computer with a public address. From there, subdomains and Morphic services are added with the Synx tools.
Once a service is defined, clients can connect to it, or the domain can link to a service on another domain. Several services can share one connection, or one primary channel can link them and move between them.
FAQ
What is Synx DNS?
It is the client DNS for the domain you own. It names the root domain, the subdomains, and the Morphic services.
What can a name point to?
An address mapped to a root domain, a subdomain, or a Morphic service.
What is a data link?
The link a service uses. Synx DNS is where those links are set.
Can the structure change?
Yes. The data structure can change when the service needs to.
Where does a root domain sit?
A root domain is set up on a computer with a public address. Subdomains and Morphic services are added from there.
Can one domain link to another?
Once a service is defined, clients can connect to it, or the domain can link to a service on another domain.
Can several services share one connection?
Yes. Several services can share one connection, or one primary channel can link them and move between them.
