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It's an interesting idea. The HN title suggested it's a database, which made me really curious as I can finally stop using history tables (or wal logging, or t
by was_boring 10y ago
It's an interesting idea.
The HN title suggested it's a database, which made me really curious as I can finally stop using history tables (or wal logging, or the other myriad ways of seeing a point in time). However, that doesn't seem to be the case here?
That said, the idea of "git as a datastore" does seem akin to "blockchain as data verification". Combine those two ideas together, get PWC involved and you have multimillion dollar deals coming in for audit protection.
- aeijdenberg 10y agoI've been working on something pretty akin to what you describe, hosted verifiable data structures (logs and maps). Rather than Blockchain it uses the same data structures as Certificate Transparency to provide equivalent functionality. Would love to get some feedback if you had the time to look: https://www.continusec.com/ https://www.continusec.com/