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# The Dyson Network
The Dyson Network is the software behind the Solar Network.
We open sourced it here to make everything transparent and open for everyone.
The Dyson Network is the backend of the Solar Network.
We’ve open-sourced it here to ensure full transparency and accessibility for everyone.
But it is not designed for self-hosted due to multiple reasons.
However, it is not designed for self-hosted due to several limitations:
1. Branding everywhere: The variables, classes and functions name are just defined to serve the Solar Network. I think you're not hope to see the Solar Network related branding on your own server.
2. Hard coded URLs: Some services might use other Solsynth LLC's services which the URL is hard coded into the code and there is no alternative to it. Which means your server need stay connected with our services and the Internet.
3. No documentation: The documentation is not available for self-hosted or guide to deploy it on your local machine.
4. No support: We don't provide any support for self-hosted.
1. Embedded Branding: Variables, classes, and function names are explicitly tied to the Solar Network. You likely wouldn’t want Solar Network branding appearing on your own instance.
2. Hardcoded URLs: Certain services rely on Solsynth LLC’s infrastructure, with URLs hardcoded directly into the code. This means your instance must remain connected to our services and the internet.
3. No documentation: We do not provide documentation for self-hosting or local deployment.
4. No support: We offer no support for self-hosted deployments.
Still, you can deploy it on your own infrastructure if you want, we didn't disallow it.
That said, self-hosting remains technically possible if you choose to proceed.
Besides, according to the APGL v3 license,
Please note that according to the APGL v3 license,
if you host a modified version of the software,
you must open-source it under the same license.
## Documentation
Although we're not support to self-host the software,
but we're still welcome for developers to build software on top of this.
While we don’t support self-hosting, we encourage developers to build applications on this foundation.
Check out the OpenAPI Documentation at any instance /swagger path.
Or check it at our official instance [Solar Network](https://nt.solian.app/swagger).
Check out the OpenAPI Documentation at `/swagger` path on any instance.
Or visit our official instance: [Solar Network](https://nt.solian.app/swagger).
## License