Design 47 says what a node composes from: placement, its config layers, and the node record (issue 1126) #482
@@ -703,7 +703,12 @@ backup holder backs up nothing, and the have says so.
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public halves of its sealing and serving keys, the certificate issued for its internal name, its outward links
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and networks, and its node-engine's contract. Written at start and when an observed fact changes, only when it
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differs (ADR 0555 §3). Whether the hub took its found tunnel over, and which node enrolled under a carried
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peer's key, are read from the placement and the records together, never written.
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peer's key, are read from the placement and the records together, never written. Every node's account reads
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every node's `<node>.node`: a grant the grants part's composer gives and the controller's frozen copy does not.
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Since the take-over the grants part's list is the one the bus loads; after a `hand-back` the controller's list
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holds, without that read, and nodes keep applying while composing their own fails loudly until the next
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`take-over`. mesh-sdk's composer test holds the copy to every grant of the controller's golden plus exactly that
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read and the bucket-creation advisories of issue 1790.
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- **Composed again on events, never on a timer.** A changed input at the same fingerprint (a setting or given
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value, a secret rotated or moved, a credential issued, a provider's contribution, a peer added to the hub) is
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composed again when its event is heard, and applied as a revision of what runs (ADR 0547 §2).
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