TheOtherWW

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by TheOtherWW 5y ago
Layer 2 solutions that focus on ease-of-use and other properties to make these technologies become more mainstream are starting to emerge. One such solution is Filebase, which offers an S3 compatible abstraction layer to Sia, Storj and othe
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by TheOtherWW 5y ago
Filebase offers an abstraction layer to Sia, Storj and other decentralized networks. It's S3 compatible as well, so it plugs right into most NAS setups including Synology Hyper Backup and QNAP. [1] https://filebase.com
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Filebase's S3-Compatible API Aims to Ease Decentralized Storage(thenewstack.io)
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Filebase announces $2M seed round to unify decentralized storage (S3 API)(filebase.com)
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Geo-redundant database backups using decentralized storage(filebase.com)
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Hello, Storj! (Filebase goes multi-network)(filebase.com)
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Drag and drop uploads to decentralized storage using Filebase and Dropshare(filebase.com)
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by TheOtherWW 6y ago
Check out https://filebase.com/
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by TheOtherWW 6y ago
A lot of folks come to DO for their lower costs, especially for egress. However, this App Platform is charging $0.10 per GB for bandwidth overage. That's 10x the cost of running your own Droplet/K8s cluster.
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by TheOtherWW 6y ago
The problem with Pinata is that they charge $150 per TB for their Individual plan. That's nearly 6.5x the cost of storing the data on S3. Sure it works, but that high barrier to entry pricing scares off a lot of people. Why not just us