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Sounds cool, but what are the use-cases? What problems is this tech trying to solve?
by ComodoHacker 10y ago
Sounds cool, but what are the use-cases? What problems is this tech trying to solve?
- c3833174 10y agoSaving some bandwidth costs?
- ComodoHacker 10y agoYou mean transfer this cost to site visitors?
- WhoBeI 10y agoI have the same issue - can't think of a single one. Most of the ones I could think of are solved better with CDN or other cloud services. Well, should all DNS servers suddenly die it might be useful but besides that.. But, yeah, still kind of cool.
- deckar01 10y agoCDNs and cloud services cost money to setup and maintain. This scales asset availability with popularity, automatically, for free, with minimal setup.
- guerrerocarlos 10y agoYou resumed it brilliantly, I took the liberty to cite you in the landing page, hope you don't mind.
- deckar01 10y agoHappy to help. Thanks for working on this awesome project!
- Senji 10y agoSlashdot/Reddit hug of death? Infinitely scalable content delivery on the backs of your site visitors' upload bandwidth.
- kukkukb 10y agoWould this help against DDoS attacks on a web site?
- ComodoHacker 10y agoNo if its content is dynamic.