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Hypercore distributes signed log-based structures addressed by pubkey. It embeds indexes in each log entry to make this perform well; for instance Hyperbee is a
by pfraze 5y ago
Hypercore distributes signed log-based structures addressed by pubkey. It embeds indexes in each log entry to make this perform well; for instance Hyperbee is a b-tree over a log. (See https://github.com/hypercore-protocol/p2p-indexing-and-search https://github.com/hypercore-protocol/p2p-indexing-and-searc... for how that works.)
IPFS distributes content-addressed blobs which interlink to form DAGs. Mutability is supported by pubkey (or similar) pointers to recent hashes.
I work with Hypercore. It’s often a matter of preference between them.
- skogard 5y agoI mentioned this in above thread, but I am thinking of ways to mash up Nebulus with Hypercore (Because the content addressable aspect has been unbundled from the networking aspect of IPFS, I think there will be some interesting ways to deliver IPFS over Hypercore). Will keep the hypercore community posted when I make some progress, and thank you for all your work with Hypercore. I use Hypercore for several of my projects.
- Taek 5y agoWhat's the performance like for hypercore? How long does it take for updates and new data to propagate the network? What type of throughput do you get for uploads and downloads?