The schema is the structure of the state contained in a subject.
The schemas are defined within a governance and are therefore distributed together with it. Different governances may define equivalent schemas, however, for all intents and purposes, since they belong to different governances, they are considered different schemas.
The schemas are composed of 2 elements:
- A unique identifier. Each schema has an identifier that allows it to be referenced within the governance in which it is defined. Different schemas can be defined within the same governance. In addition, as long as they have different identifiers, you can create schemas with the same content.
- A content. It is the data structure used to validate the status of the subjects.
{
"id": {"type":"string"},
"content": {"type": "object"}
}