Q2Open letter

Developers

Build on a protocol, not another silo

Federeon is infrastructure for interoperable, sovereign systems. You integrate once with your node; coordination with partners happens through shared contracts and policy—not ad hoc pipes and file drops.

Open documentationSee use cases

What you implement

Run a node

Deploy Federeon alongside your systems. Your data stays local; the node handles federation, authn/z, and policy enforcement at the edge.

Define contracts

Describe resources and schemas as versioned contracts so peers know how to query and interpret data—without agreeing on one central schema for everything.

Policy-first sharing

Every publish and subscribe is gated by machine-readable policy. Visibility, retention, and purpose limitation are explicit—not implied by network topology.

Observable federation

Trace requests across nodes with correlation IDs, structured logs, and audit trails suitable for regulated and cross-border deployments.

Configuration-first

Nodes are driven by declarative config: node identity, federation peers, subscriptions, and policy gates. This keeps environments reproducible and reviewable, while making cross-border coordination explicit.

node.example.yamlIllustrative config
# illustrative snippet
node:
  id: node-a
  region: REGION-A
  display_name: Node A

federation:
  outbound:
    peers:
      peer-b:
        base_url: "https://peer-b.example.org"
        shared_secret: "env://FEDEREON_SHARED_SECRET"

subscriptions: []

policies:
  outbound: {}

Typical integration path

  1. 01

    Connect your system

    Expose existing APIs, databases, or event streams to your node via adapters—no need to migrate data to a new platform first.

  2. 02

    Register resources

    Declare what you publish and which contracts you support. Other nodes discover capabilities through the protocol, not static integration lists.

  3. 03

    Subscribe with policy

    Peers subscribe to resources they are allowed to see. Policies travel with the data path so enforcement stays consistent across borders.

  4. 04

    Ship and iterate

    Version contracts, roll out changes gradually, and keep sovereign control—federation complements your release process instead of replacing it.

Resources

Links below are placeholders until your docs site and repos are live. Swap href in developers-page-content.tsx.

Ready to prototype?

Start from a domain you care about, define one contract, and connect a single peer—then expand policy and subscribers over time.

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