Version & Changelog
This page records changes to the “File Transfer & Storage Architecture” document itself. If you notice changes in normative language like MUST/SHOULD/MAY, use this page as the source of truth.
Latest version
Current latest:v1.0（2026-01-14）
Change log entries
v1.0（2026-01-14）
- Initial release of “File Transfer & Storage Architecture”: a 4-chapter structure focused on why it’s fast (HTTP/3/QUIC, parallel chunking, Anycast nearest-edge access, multi-source scheduling).
- Chapters 2 and 3 provide detailed MUST/SHOULD/MAY constraints for parallel chunking, resumable transfers, parallel download, recovery, and reassembly.
- Added appendix: minimal data structures (Manifest/Chunk/State) to support parallel transfer and recoverability.
Versioning policy (short)
- v1.x: Keep the 4-chapter structure stable. It’s OK to add verification points and implementation details, but avoid breaking existing semantics.
- If a breaking change occurs (field renames, state-machine semantic changes, etc.), bump the major version and provide an explicit migration note on this page.