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The Snippet Engine (SnEn) Servers Form an Infinitely Large Network Front End Snippet Engine Servers (located anywhere in the world) Front End Snippet Engine Servers (located anywhere in the world) Data Base Snippet Engine Servers (located anywhere in the world) User Browsers Load Balancing Routers Many Websites and Thousands of Users Front End Snippet Engine Servers (located anywhere in the world) Data Base Snippet Engine Servers (located anywhere in the world) Data Base Snippet Engine Servers (located anywhere in the world)

The Snippet Engine (SnEn): a Worldwide Distributed Network Website’s Hosting Server PHP Coded to talk to SnEn Snippet Engine Server (located anywhere in the world) Snippet Engine Server (located anywhere in the world) Snippet Engine Server (located anywhere in the world) Snippet Engine Server (located anywhere in the world) Not only Databases: PHP can talk directly to any Cyber Ant, anywhere in the world, asking for Any Thing ! PHP talks directly to its Primary Database Server Database Tables are Duplicated In Real-Time User Browsers If the Primary Server Fails, another Server instantaneously Steps In

The SnEn Forms an Infinitely Large Data-Share Snippet Engine Server ( located in Region ‘D’ ) Snippet Engine Server (located anywhere in the world) Snippet Engine Server (located anywhere in the world) Snippet Engine Server (located anywhere in the world) Not only Databases: PHP can talk directly to any Cyber Ant, anywhere in the world, asking for Any Thing ! PHP talks directly to the same Primary Database Server Encoded Packets, 100% Private Transmissions User Browsers If the Primary Server fails, another Server instantaneously Steps-In Many Websites Can Share the Same Data Subsidiaries in Regions ‘A’, ‘B’, ‘C’ Encoded Packets, Sensitive Data Is Shared as Security Blocks Allow

The Snippet Engine (SnEn): a 100% Private Network Snippet Engine Server (located anywhere in the world) Snippet Engine Server (located anywhere in the world) Snippet Engine Server (located anywhere in the world) Snippet Engine Server (located anywhere in the world) Not only Databases: PHP can talk directly to any Cyber Ant, anywhere in the world, asking for Any Thing ! Just as with a MySql Server, PHP talks directly to its Primary SnEn Server Encoded Packets, 100% Private Transmissions User Browsers If the Primary Server fails, another Server instantaneously Steps-In Sensitive Data Personnel Data, Notes, Messages Membership Records Travel Itineraries Company and Legal: Correspondence, Documents, Sales, Reports, Meeting Agendas, Minutes, Strategies Website’s Hosting Server PHP Coded to Talk to SnEn Encoded HTML, 100% Private Viewing of Sensitive Data

The Snippet Engine (SnEn) Architecture Is Based On Modern Multi-Core Computers, and a Very Simple Configuration RAIDs SnEn Database Server CPUs / Cores SnEn Database Server CPUs / Cores RAIDs SnEn Database Server CPUs / Cores Each SnEn Server has any number of Cyber Ants. In Real-Time each Cyber Ant will duplicate its portion of the Database to others, physically located anywhere in the world. Thus, each Table change is instantaneously distributed around the world. The distributed Cyber Ants are a “hot backup”, so that if one Server fails, another Server instantaneously steps in. Cyber Ants “Cyber Ants” run as Autonomous-Threads. They are always “Alive”, They can always “Talk”, and They are always “Thinking Ahead” ! Optional Home Computers Can Be a SnEn Server Even Laptops Can Be a SnEn Server Cyber Ants Cyber Ants

The Snippet Engine: Servers of Cyber Ants Remote Snippet Engine Server (located anywhere in the world) Command, Control, and Database Tables are Instantaneously Replicated CPUs and Threads Local SnEn Database Server C++ Code Website’s Server Environment Website’s Hosting Server Server Gets Request From Browser Server Gives Request to PHP PHP Interacts With Its Databases PHP Interacts With Cyber Ants, Which Return Everything Needed, Even Complex Computations PHP Sends HTML to Browser Are SnEn Nodes Are Cyber Ants Optional PHP Interacts with a MySql Server Remote Snippet Engine Server (located anywhere in the world) PHP Interacts directly with local and remote “Cyber Ants” Internet User Browsers Cyber Ants Are The Database