Leea Protocol introduction

Leea Protocol addresses the inefficiencies and high costs associated with traditional resource rental models by creating a decentralized marketplace for on-demand virtual machines (VMs).

By leveraging advanced distributed computing technologies and smart contracts, Leea Network ensures transparency, security, and economic efficiency. This allows a wide range of users, including game developers, educators, security analysts, and enterprises, to rent and manage computational resources with maximum flexibility and minimal cost.

Key Components

Provider

• Definition: An individual or entity contributing hardware to the Leea Network.

• Role: Providers offer their computational resources to the network and earn rewards in return.

Leea Node-Agent

• Definition: A software application installed on the provider’s machine.

• Role: Facilitates interaction with the Leea Network and manages the execution of VMs on the provider's hardware.

Client

• Definition: The end user requiring on-demand VM execution.

• Role: Clients utilize the network to access and manage computational resources as needed for various tasks such as development, testing, and deployment.

Network

• Definition: A combination of on-chain smart contracts

• Role: Enables secure and efficient interactions between Clients and Leea Agents, ensuring the smooth operation of the decentralized marketplace.