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Depending on the data, it sounds like it might be more a job for IPFS. Matrix is best for passing around histories of JSON blobs no larger than 65KB. Whereas
by Arathorn 6y ago
Depending on the data, it sounds like it might be more a job for IPFS. Matrix is best for passing around histories of JSON blobs no larger than 65KB. Whereas it sounds like you might be manipulating files rather than data objects?
Element Home doesn't have traffic limits currently, but all Matrix has rate limits (a few messages/s) to prevent flooding.
- adkadskhj 6y agoThe bytes i refer to are immutable blobs, the content in an immutable content store. IPFS would hypothetically work fine, my only concern is having too much needless history. Eg, once all clients are up to date the history could be pruned. There would be basically no need to store weeks/months old data, as i'd be just using Matrix for P2P not storage. (just replying for posterity)