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I've been using it to host static websites for free personally. You can get free AR to try it yourself, more than enough to last you a very long time. I deploy
by companyhen 6y ago
I've been using it to host static websites for free personally. You can get free AR to try it yourself, more than enough to last you a very long time. I deploy from localhost and it's on the permaweb almost instantly.
http://tokens.arweave.org/ http://tokens.arweave.org/
Arweave is based on a new consensus mechanism called ‘proof of access’ (PoA). Arweave is more suitable for slow write (upload) and fast read (download). Download is more useful for most use cases, like hosting websites, unlike other decentralized storage projects which are more suitable for write (Upload)
Arweave has developed a system for data storage which makes it economically sustainable and feasible to store data for centuries. The system allows you to have highly available low latency data storage while maintaining an incentive model where miners will store user's data forever.
Some apps you can check out built on the permaweb:
https://medium.com/@arweave/the-arweave-open-web-incubator-demo-day-2020-recap-c477a62dfbe4 https://medium.com/@arweave/the-arweave-open-web-incubator-d...
https://weve.email https://weve.email
https://v2.feedweave.co https://v2.feedweave.co
https://3255w57x4jrhpmzwesguivvjyqnphc4cej5mea5mdpllp46fnrtq.arweave.net/3rvbd_fiYnezNiSNRFapxBrzi4IiesIDrBvWt_PFbGc https://3255w57x4jrhpmzwesguivvjyqnphc4cej5mea5mdpllp46fnrtq...
https://7usqj2gxzeg2hek6sngrsap3fcizkfklqr2trdkl4tpibc6cgs3q.arweave.net/_SUE6NfJDaORXpNNGQH7KJGVFUuEdTiNS-TegIvCNLc#/ https://7usqj2gxzeg2hek6sngrsap3fcizkfklqr2trdkl4tpibc6cgs3q...
https://weibo-uncensored.github.io/ https://weibo-uncensored.github.io/
https://permasee.com/ https://permasee.com/
- solidasparagus 6y ago> Arweave has developed a system for data storage which makes it economically sustainable and feasible to store data for centuries I see no evidence that this is true. Look at their economic analysis[1]. It uses an extremely idealized view of the cost of storing data - they assume that cost of permanent storage is solely a product of the cost of a hard drive and the rate at which hard drives fail. They ignore so many real world costs - internet costs, electricity costs, paying for space to store the hard drive, maintenance cost, opportunity cost, transition costs (i.e. when the hard drive changes hands, the effort to ensure there is a new maintainer). [1] arweave.org/yellow-paper.pdf (section 3.2.2)