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- IPFS -- Inter-Planetary File system
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-IPFS is a global, versioned, peer-to-peer filesystem. It combines good ideas
-from Git, BitTorrent, Kademlia, SFS, and the Web. It is like a single bit-
-torrent swarm, exchanging git objects. IPFS provides an interface as simple
-as the HTTP web, but with permanence built in. You can also mount the world
-at /ipfs.
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-IPFS is a protocol:
-- defines a content-addressed file system
-- coordinates content delivery
-- combines Kademlia + BitTorrent + Git
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-IPFS is a filesystem:
-- has directories and files
-- mountable filesystem (via FUSE)
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-IPFS is a web:
-- can be used to view documents like the web
-- files accessible via HTTP at `http://ipfs.io/<path>`
-- browsers or extensions can learn to use `ipfs://` directly
-- hash-addressed content guarantees authenticity
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-IPFS is modular:
-- connection layer over any network protocol
-- routing layer
-- uses a routing layer DHT (kademlia/coral)
-- uses a path-based naming service
-- uses bittorrent-inspired block exchange
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-IPFS uses crypto:
-- cryptographic-hash content addressing
-- block-level deduplication
-- file integrity + versioning
-- filesystem-level encryption + signing support
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-IPFS is p2p:
-- worldwide peer-to-peer file transfers
-- completely decentralized architecture
-- **no** central point of failure
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-IPFS is a cdn:
-- add a file to the filesystem locally, and it's now available to the world
-- caching-friendly (content-hash naming)
-- bittorrent-based bandwidth distribution
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-IPFS has a name service:
-- IPNS, an SFS inspired name system
-- global namespace based on PKI
-- serves to build trust chains
-- compatible with other NSes
-- can map DNS, .onion, .bit, etc to IPNS
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