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You're right, you or some peer needs to keep it online. That could be a service, or using the hyp cli tool, or beaker itself, or etc. There's gotta be one peer
by pfraze 6y ago
You're right, you or some peer needs to keep it online. That could be a service, or using the hyp cli tool, or beaker itself, or etc. There's gotta be one peer somewhere.
EDIT: don't talk about up/down votes, my bad
- mmmeff 6y agoI'm particularly excited about the prospects of setting up a peer of my dat archives on my mobile phone. It's an always on, power efficient computing device. Not ideal for speed, but seems like a great fit for a last-ditch-effort layer of redundancy when hosting on hypercore.
- akavel 6y agoI don't know the Hypercore community well enough to be able to say for them, but I know it's similar with IPFS, and for it there are already a few commercial services providing such kind of hosting/replication (a.k.a. "pinning"). During a recent hackathon at my workplace, I led an experimental project based on such services: https://github.com/wpengine/hackathon-catation https://github.com/wpengine/hackathon-catation
- Blahah 6y agoThere are several such things for Beaker/dat/hyper* too! https://hashbase.io/ https://hashbase.io/ is the one by the Beaker team.
- Blahah 6y agoLike https://hashbase.io/ https://hashbase.io/, which you can use (very intuitively) from within beaker to add a stable peer. Which you know because you made it all :D