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'''Personal Data Servers (PDSes)''' are servers that host user data within the [[AT Protocol]]. They are the main points of entry for users, handling user requests, [[record]] and [[blob]] storage, and cryptographic signing keys. PDSes provides an update stream for its [[User Repository|user repositories]], which are crawled by [[Relay|relays]] to broadcast new [[Record|records]] in relay [[Firehose|firehoses]]. | '''Personal Data Servers (PDSes)''' are servers that host user data within the [[AT Protocol]]. They are the main points of entry for users, handling user requests, [[record]] and [[blob]] storage, data queries, and cryptographic signing keys. PDSes provides an update stream for its [[User Repository|user repositories]], which are crawled by [[Relay|relays]] to broadcast new [[Record|records]] in relay [[Firehose|firehoses]]. |
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Personal Data Servers (PDSes) are servers that host user data within the AT Protocol. They are the main points of entry for users, handling user requests, record and blob storage, data queries, and cryptographic signing keys. PDSes provides an update stream for its user repositories, which are crawled by relays to broadcast new records in relay firehoses.