Summary

Let's try to use all our jargon in one paragraph...

Jtrix nodes span several machines, and offer services to netlets including hosting. When a node hosts a netlet it needs to load and bind it. This is achieved by virtue of the netlet's descriptor which includes its code (or a reference to it) and any initialisation object it needs. Services are also offered through netlets for other (client) netlets, but a client netlet cannot bind to a service without a warrant to do so. Services may be delivered through service advertisement services, after having been placed there by their creators. An external netlet is one with a special link to the outside world and the node; it is usually the system administrator's interface onto the node, and the one which originally booted it. Jnode is an external netlet for Nodality, which adds communication and resource management.

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