pacPrism
Revolutionary Hybrid Package Distribution
pacPrism addresses the fundamental limitations of traditional "center-mirror" software distribution by combining access-layer centralization with data-layer decentralization, delivering enhanced reliability, reduced latency, and lower operational costs.
π§ Intelligent Gateway Clusters
Centralized access layer provides unified external services, intelligent scheduling, and automatic fallback to official sources when needed.
πͺ Resilient Peer Network
Decentralized data layer with DHT + Gossip protocols distributes packages among server nodes for load distribution and redundancy.
π‘οΈ Security-First Design
All content verified against official source signatures. Virtue-driven node evaluation based on reliability, contribution, and local reputation.
β‘ Active Anti-Fragility
Heartbeat mechanisms, IPv6 multicast optimization, and graceful degradation ensure system resilience and seamless user experience.
Get Started with pacPrism
Experience the future of package management on Debian systems
Quick Start
git clone https://github.com/tzbkk/pacPrism.git
cd pacPrism
# Build the project
cmake -B build
cmake --build build
# Run pacPrism
./build/bin/pacprism
Architecture Overview
pacPrism employs a revolutionary hybrid architecture that combines the best of centralized and decentralized approaches:
- Gateway Cluster - The "Intelligent Brain" providing unified access and intelligent scheduling
- Peer Nodes - The "Backbone Muscles" storing and distributing package replicas
- DHT & Gossip Network - The "Neural Network" for efficient file location and state propagation
- Official Sources - The "Trust Anchor" ensuring content authenticity and integrity
Project Status
pacPrism is currently in active development. The core architecture is being built with C++23 and modern CMake practices.
- β CMake build system configured
- β Basic project structure established
- π DHT network implementation in progress
- π Gateway cluster development planned
- π Security verification mechanisms planned
- π Node evaluation system planned