Glossary
Reed-Solomon RS(5,2)
The erasure-coding scheme SkyeConnex uses. Each frame is split into 5 data shards and 2 parity shards. Any 5 of the 7 can reconstruct the frame; up to 2 can be lost or compromised without data loss; no single shard reveals plaintext.
Related
- SkyeConnex Architecture — the technical deep-dive that situates this term in the full platform.
- How SkyeConnex Works — the step-by-step pipeline.
- Cryptographic Posture — every primitive in active use with its NIST/FIPS reference.
- Whitepaper v1.2 — the consolidated reference document.
From the blog
Posts that mention Reed-Solomon RS(5,2)
Architecture · 10 min read
Reed-Solomon erasure coding for storage: a practical primer
Reed-Solomon codes are decades old. They're suddenly central to sovereign cloud architecture. Here's what they do, the math you need, and th…
Read → Architecture · 7 min readWhy multi-cloud RAID beats multi-cloud sync
Most multi-cloud storage products replicate your file inside each provider. SkyeConnex erasure-codes it across them. That distinction is the…
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