ClientMode
How a client calls a peer, and as whom:
Service: on the peer's internal port (Port.INTERNAL), as this service, which it names in
Wow-Service, asserting the caller it acts for as the root context ofWow-Call: its tenant, scope, operator and the request facts that propagate (the application,app_id). The peer takes that assertion from a service that names itself alone, its internal port being reachable by the platform's own pods only, and lets it call the commands and read the models itswow.callers.<service>entries permit. A command is answered once committed, whatever its wait plan: the internal port does not stream.User: on the peer's public routes (Port.PUBLIC), forwarding the end user's credential (UserCredential): the peer authenticates the user as its own edge would, and the caller a client was given (me.ahoo.wow.api.client. CommandClient.of) only chooses which credential to forward. Waits and streams are the public port's.
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Types
Calls the internal port as the service named service, asserting the root context (ClientMode); a client that names no service is refused by every peer.
Calls the public routes, forwarding the end user's credential (ClientMode).