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> isn't a decentralized system That's right, logically centralized and physically distributed (on our cloud infrastructure). The open-source kernel will likely
by kerneldeimos 3y ago
> isn't a decentralized system
That's right, logically centralized and physically distributed (on our cloud infrastructure). The open-source kernel will likely include a filesystem driver for local disk instead of cloud storage (which is more convenient for self-hosting) with the option to also use cloud storage provided by puter.com.
Storage limits for puter.com start at 500MB for new users, with the ability to gain 1GB of storage by referring users (you and the user referred each get +1GB).
Static sites will be available until you decide to remove them.
- garyrob 3y agoThanks! Let me ask you another question. I'm making a CLI app that could run in wasm (it's written in Rust). Normally, users will run it on their own machine in their own terminal. But I also want them to be able to access it while they're traveling. I'm wondering if there's some way I could make it available in the Puter terminal, such that anyone with a Puter account could run it there when they are away from their own terminal. Would that be possible now with Puter, or is it something that will be possible in the future?
- kerneldeimos 3y agoThat will be possible in the future. The shell is also open source (https://github.com/HeyPuter/phoenix https://github.com/HeyPuter/phoenix) so we'd also gladly accept any contributions that add the capability to execute wasm files from the filesystem.