0024 (ADR-002): The mesh is the base, not an extra #29
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Decision (maintainer, 2026-09-30). WireGuard ships in Keel Core and every appliance can join a mesh, even alone. Tunnels are always initiated from inside to outside, so only outbound UDP is needed behind NAT or a firewall. IPv6 first: native IPv6 goes direct; IPv4-only nodes enter through a rendezvous point doing NAT64 (Tayga), hosted by nodes with a real edge and fixed addressing.
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docs/decisions/0024-the-mesh-is-the-base.md(handbook#26)Amends: 0020 (the overlay was step 2 after M3 and key exchange was Keel Cloud's; now in Core from the start, membership in etcd). 0018 unchanged: it still governs
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