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very interesting. seems to be handling the load exceptionally well, even if the system messages are interfering right now. latency is quite good to! there's so

very interesting. seems to be handling the load exceptionally well, even if the system messages are interfering right now. latency is quite good to! there's something I don't understand from skimming the docs: if I want to use IPFS for a project of mine, do I have to deploy a IPFS backend or there's a default I can use? it's said to be peer-to-peer so unless the peer are shared across all projects small implementation may have issues to keep availability. edit: figured out there's a public gateway and one can also set up a private swarm. sweet!

p2pchatter 9y ago
Yes, system messages got in the way. Try this version without them: https://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmbZVv9q52znhF9wN6GVi55EJQYq2BR6oeTgzVnLxFC7Uf https://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmbZVv9q52znhF9wN6GVi55EJQYq2BR6oeTgzVn... If you want to use IPFS, you can either import IPFS as a library (which this application does, everything is P2P in the browser, by using js-ipfs and including it in the application, you can see it in the annotated source here: https://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmbZVv9q52znhF9wN6GVi55EJQYq2BR6oeTgzVnLxFC7Uf/docs/app.html https://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmbZVv9q52znhF9wN6GVi55EJQYq2BR6oeTgzVn...) or you can connect to a gateway.
StavrosK 9y ago
Essentially, you'd just run the IPFS node and add files to it. Gateways won't store your files for long.