# Proposal

File Name: `filename.proposal.hive`

This Hive proposal outlines the deployment specifications for containerized applications using a YAML-based configuration file format. The proposal is structured into three main sections: `containers`, `scaling`, and `geographical_scaling`.

#### Containers Section:

The `containers` section defines individual containers with specific properties. Two containers are exemplified: `gpu_app_container`, designed for GPU-accelerated applications, and `webapp_container`, a standard web application container. Each container includes attributes such as resource requirements, Dockerfile locations, and scaling configurations.

#### Scaling Section:

The `scaling` section specifies parameters for auto-scaling. By setting `auto_scale` to true, the proposal allows automatic scaling of containers based on demand. Optionally, `max_scale` can be defined to set a maximum scaling limit.

#### Geographical Scaling Section:

The `geographical_scaling` section enables scaling based on geographical location. It allows for specifying the number of container instances deployed in different regions. This ensures data availability and distribution across various geographic locations.

#### Proposal Naming Convention:

The naming convention for the proposal files follows the format `filename.proposal.hive`. Each proposal file contains detailed specifications for deploying containers within a decentralized infrastructure.

This Hive proposal aims to provide clear and concise guidelines for deploying and scaling containerized applications within a decentralized network environment. It emphasizes flexibility, efficiency, and resource optimization in container management and distribution.