mikael
February 8, 2019, 2:34pm
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Hi, couldn’t find explanation what exactly is Solid Pod from technical point of view. My guess is, when a Solid service/server creates a new Pod, it is:
default LDP Basic Containers for profile, documents etc
WebID if needed
default WebID profile
What else?
Is there a single doc explaining this? Thank you.
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May be you could find some information in the Solid-wiki for newbies
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mikael
February 8, 2019, 2:57pm
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Thanks for the wiki link, that was new for me. But it didn’t contain the explanation.
Have you been to the Solid-spec
I can add a solid pod
. as an extended webId profile
. is by default a web server
. as a default ACL system
. rest API
. web hooks
and defaulting apps and UI
mikael
February 11, 2019, 10:25am
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Yes, but no mention of pod there either.
Node-solid-server is a pod and a pod provider depending on the multiuser parameter.
All properties of the server-spec are properties of the pods.
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mikael
February 11, 2019, 12:30pm
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So in case of Pod provider, Pod is this
default LDP Basic Containers for profile, documents etc
WebID if needed
default WebID profile
?
richard
February 11, 2019, 5:56pm
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There is a definition of the ‘Solid Web’ on the following website: https://solidpodit.com/solid-web-defined/
There is also a description of how Solid POD Servers are best used: https://solidpodit.com/using-solid-pod-servers/
To directly answer @mikael ’s question there is also a definition of an actual POD : https://solidpodit.com/solid-pod/
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