Who already knows Presearch Community and Search Engine know that one of the most exciting developments of the year are the release of our decentralized Presearch Nodes.
While the Presearch community is growing and ultimately implementing our unique keyword-staking-based advertising model, the end goal has always been to build out a decentralized search engine, and under the leadership of our new CTO, we are now excited to be well on the way toward this next phase of the platform.
How Search Architecture Works?
There are six core layers of the Presearch search engine architecture:
Core Services;
Web Server;
Node Registry;
Node Gateway;
Nodes;
Search Packages.
Node Operations
Node operators will ultimately be compensated in PRE for the work they provide to the network based upon the amount of value they add to the network. There are at least seven different kinds of operations that a Search Node can perform (with more likely in the future):
Registering;
Validating;
Aggregating;
Federating;
Serving;
Crawling;
Indexing.
What’s in this First Release?
For the first release will be focused on the following operations:
Registering;
Validating;
Federating.
This means that we will initially be aiming for a network of as many nodes as possible, provided as cheaply as possible, so long as their network latency is low. When our Crawling becomes fully decentralized and supported by Nodes, the capacity of the network to crawl the web and refresh data will then be tied directly to the size of the network, and its growth.
When will Nodes be Ready?
We are only months away from the public release of the Presearch Nodes.
In the meantime, there's a Beta Testing program for our Presearch Nodes. We are not ready to begin beta testing just yet, there's an opening sign-ups for those interested in helping test and improve the Nodes on a testnet prior to the mainnet launch.
If you are interested in being a beta tester, you can request to be included using the following signup link:
Beta Test Signup Form (Waitlist)
If you want to learn more about what Presearch is, you can check the posts below:
https://read.cash/@renangeo/presearch-decentralized-search-engine-ad7ffd95
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