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69 lines
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## Certified Farming Requirements
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### Individual Certified Farmer
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- Certified Farms are made up of certified_nodes
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- up to 4 certified nodes
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- home or office location
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#### Uptime and Network Requirements
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- 97% uptime is accepted in home farming situations
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- 1 IP feed (consumer provider)
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- 1 public IP address and NAT allowed
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- enough bandwidth to allow the utilization of the storage/archive (see below)
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- good enough latency (low latency = performance of network)
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### Professional Certified Farmer
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- Certified Farms are made up of certified_nodes
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- more than 4 certified nodes
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- datacenter location
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#### Uptime and Network Requirements
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- 99.5% uptime
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- minimal bandwidth as required for the workloads as hosted on the farm
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- maximum network latency
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- more than 1 internet connection (multiple IP feeds)
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- enough IPv4 addresses
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- at least 1 class C ipv4 addr for network farmers.
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- enough bandwidth to allow the utilization of the storage/archive (see below)
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- good enough latency (low latency = performance of network)
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- [install your network in line with Threefold Requirements](tfgrid_networking)
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(*) = in case of datacenter or commercial deployment
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#### Redundancy Requirements
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- protection for fire & water damage
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- enough access to power
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- redundant power systems
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#### Terms and Conditions need to be signed
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!!wiki.include page:farming_certification_terms_conditions
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### Bandwidth Requirement for archive/storage usecase example.
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A storage usecase needs a lot of bandwidth to allow the storage nodes to be filled and also to allow its customers to download the information.
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It’s the obligation of the farmer to make sure that enough bandwidth is available. We will measure this by doing random upload & download tests to the storage systems.
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It should always be possible to have at least 1 mbit/sec per Zero_DB (which is a storage container running on 1 harddisk or ssd).
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### Reputation & Monitoring Engine
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The TFGrid has a reputation engine and a monitoring engine to measure uptime & other SLA requirements, see consensus3.
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Factors the TFGrid Reputation_engine will look at (Q4 2021, latest Q1 2022)
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- Available Bandwidth
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- Latency
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- Utilization
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- Uptime (nodes & network)
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The monitoring engine could require farmers to execute on certain actions. |