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Is it advisable or appropriate to use IPFS to store files(such as images) for Hyperledger Fabric network?
The Next CEO of Stack OverflowWhat does each definition in configtx.yaml means in Hyperledger fabric v1.0?Hyperledger Fabric architecture explanationHyperledger-fabric fails to instantiate chaincodehyperledger-fabric bin folder missingHyperledger fabric and Ethereum integrationHyperledger Fabric - Orderer (System) Channel vs. Application ChannelSuggestion needed for distributed storage for hyperledger fabricHardware sizing for Hyperledger Fabric network/applicationUnderstanding Hyperledger Fabric Settingsolution recommendation to store AES encryption key of Hyperledger Fabric
Hi Fabric & IPFS experts:
I need to store some big files(images, videos) for hyperledger fabric network. It is not a good idea to use the fabric's own couchdb/goleveldb to store such big files. So some alternative solution should be investigated.
As we know, fabric is Consortium Blackchain, which means that the data is only stored in the organizations' peers. But it seems that files stored in IPFS are widely spread around the world(many IPFS peers), it is kind of like public storage.
So the question comes: Is it advisable or appropriate to use IPFS to store files(such as images) for Hyperledger Fabric network? Is there any security problem? Could you please provide some sights on this? Thanks in advance.
hyperledger-fabric hyperledger ipfs
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Hi Fabric & IPFS experts:
I need to store some big files(images, videos) for hyperledger fabric network. It is not a good idea to use the fabric's own couchdb/goleveldb to store such big files. So some alternative solution should be investigated.
As we know, fabric is Consortium Blackchain, which means that the data is only stored in the organizations' peers. But it seems that files stored in IPFS are widely spread around the world(many IPFS peers), it is kind of like public storage.
So the question comes: Is it advisable or appropriate to use IPFS to store files(such as images) for Hyperledger Fabric network? Is there any security problem? Could you please provide some sights on this? Thanks in advance.
hyperledger-fabric hyperledger ipfs
add a comment |
Hi Fabric & IPFS experts:
I need to store some big files(images, videos) for hyperledger fabric network. It is not a good idea to use the fabric's own couchdb/goleveldb to store such big files. So some alternative solution should be investigated.
As we know, fabric is Consortium Blackchain, which means that the data is only stored in the organizations' peers. But it seems that files stored in IPFS are widely spread around the world(many IPFS peers), it is kind of like public storage.
So the question comes: Is it advisable or appropriate to use IPFS to store files(such as images) for Hyperledger Fabric network? Is there any security problem? Could you please provide some sights on this? Thanks in advance.
hyperledger-fabric hyperledger ipfs
Hi Fabric & IPFS experts:
I need to store some big files(images, videos) for hyperledger fabric network. It is not a good idea to use the fabric's own couchdb/goleveldb to store such big files. So some alternative solution should be investigated.
As we know, fabric is Consortium Blackchain, which means that the data is only stored in the organizations' peers. But it seems that files stored in IPFS are widely spread around the world(many IPFS peers), it is kind of like public storage.
So the question comes: Is it advisable or appropriate to use IPFS to store files(such as images) for Hyperledger Fabric network? Is there any security problem? Could you please provide some sights on this? Thanks in advance.
hyperledger-fabric hyperledger ipfs
hyperledger-fabric hyperledger ipfs
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Is very useful use IPFS to store large files, and you are right, it is not secure use the public network, but IPFS provide a way to create a private network, check this link
And if you want to replicate data, check ipfs cluster.
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Is very useful use IPFS to store large files, and you are right, it is not secure use the public network, but IPFS provide a way to create a private network, check this link
And if you want to replicate data, check ipfs cluster.
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Is very useful use IPFS to store large files, and you are right, it is not secure use the public network, but IPFS provide a way to create a private network, check this link
And if you want to replicate data, check ipfs cluster.
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Is very useful use IPFS to store large files, and you are right, it is not secure use the public network, but IPFS provide a way to create a private network, check this link
And if you want to replicate data, check ipfs cluster.
Is very useful use IPFS to store large files, and you are right, it is not secure use the public network, but IPFS provide a way to create a private network, check this link
And if you want to replicate data, check ipfs cluster.
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