The evolution of The Things Network to V3
summary
Evolves the stack from v2 to a ground‑up v3 with LoRaWAN 1.1 support, a packet broker peering model instead of direct inter‑cluster links, and per‑device radio and MAC tuning; claims 18 months and 102 person‑months of work producing ~85,000 lines of Go, ~4,000 commits and 11 contributors; ships device and frequency‑plan repositories, backend interfaces, Class C and traceable correlation IDs, and a planned FOTA firmware‑update service while core server code is open‑source Apache 2.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:50History of TTN
- 3:18Why V3
- 9:08Interfaces
- 10:28Design for N
- 13:14Private Network Stack
- 13:44Deployment Models
- 17:50Band Support
- 18:15Class C
- 18:55Joint Servers
- 20:20Device Repository
- 22:45Correlation IDs
- 24:30Priority scheduling
- 26:22Proprietary
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