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# Data Plane v1 for RDP
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Archived status: this document is a historical RDP/WebSocket stage record, not
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the current runtime source of truth for transport architecture. The active
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fabric transport model is QUIC-only between nodes; see
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`docs/architecture/DISTRIBUTED_FABRIC_NODE_PROTOCOL_PLAN.md`,
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`docs/architecture/FABRIC_FIRST_TRANSPORT_AND_STRESS_PLAN.md`, and
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`docs/architecture/SECURE_ACCESS_FABRIC_TARGET.md`.
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Status: DP-3A grayscale full-frame binary render foundation is implemented and smoke-proven on the test Docker environment as of 2026-04-25. DP-3B adaptive quality policy/selection is intentionally paused. The accepted C++ RDP Adapter baseline is the ordered-region path. RDP-Perf-6 makes direct dirty-region binary render explicit with `render.frame.full` / `render.frame.region` RAP2 message types and is build/probe/live-smoke-proven on the test Docker environment as of 2026-04-26. The current test Docker deployment for the RDP Adapter performance path is `rap-rdp-worker:rdp-perf6-dirty-region`. The Stage 5.2 core download data path remains runtime-proven for direct worker WSS and backend gateway fallback. Data-plane and RDP work are paused; the next active focus is Stage C10 Fabric Core / cluster foundation, not another data-plane feature.
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This document defines the first staged data-plane evolution for the RDP MVP. It does not implement direct worker WebSocket runtime, mesh routing, VPN, QUIC, UDP, WebRTC, relay nodes, or multi-cluster behavior.
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