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You can use beakerbrowser. Personally I miss P2P application server. Meaning you could deploy your app to the P2P "cloud" and not care how it will be hosted/loa

You can use beakerbrowser. Personally I miss P2P application server. Meaning you could deploy your app to the P2P "cloud" and not care how it will be hosted/load balanced... Something similar to ethereum smart contracts, but with possibility to run code without any restrictions. Add P2P database and I will call it real revolution. So far nothing like that exists, but potential is huge. Effectively disrupt any cloud service as we know today and make a lot of money without building big and costly hw infrastructure.

toyg 9y ago
It's already difficult for a lot of companies to trust a single infrastructure provider (be it AWS, Google or anyone else). Handing your critical infrastructure to a bunch of distributed unknowns? Not gonna happen.
- deevolution 9y ago
  Encrypt all the data and put it on distributed database like blockchain, reward / incentivizes people to provide disk space. Filecoin does this.
  - finchisko 9y ago
    yeah but it's just disk space. i ment running applications
    - netsharc 9y ago
      Isn't that the idea of Ethereum? Smart contracts can run logic written in whatever language they invented for that.
      - finchisko 9y ago
        no, smart contracts ambition is not run any arbitrary code. It's language is limited and not general purpose. Think more of DSL to support ethereum transactions than java,c...
- finchisko 9y ago
  It's all about money. If you could safe millions in cloud service fees, then companies will hear on that. Call me Cassandra, but I think it will eventually happen. Come back to this in 10years. :D