Master Nodes

Master nodes play a critical role in the management and coordination of the network. They are strategically deployed in different geographic regions to reduce latency and enhance data distribution. Each master node is responsible for assigning data to P2P nodes within the same geographic area, ensuring rapid and efficient data transmission for end users.

Geographic distribution: Master nodes are located in various locations around the world. This geographic distribution helps to reduce latency by ensuring that data is stored and accessible close to the end user. For clients with specific data residency requirements, this system also allows for geographic targeting, ensuring that data can be stored exclusively within designated regions or countries if needed. This makes Neova especially suitable for organizations that need to meet regional data sovereignty or compliance standards without sacrificing the benefits of a decentralized network

Management and coordination: Master nodes orchestrate network operations by assigning storage and data processing tasks to P2P nodes. They also oversee data integrity and security using advanced verification and consensus algorithms.

Redundancy and reliability: To ensure high availability and resilience against failures, each region has multiple redundant master nodes. If one master node fails, another can take over without service interruption.