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by georgyo
1390 days ago
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I'm a big fan of IPFS, but the "clever chunking" hasn't been very smart in my experience. Peer maps seems to store the entire dataset in a single 107 GB file [1] It's unclear to me that that eyros produces a file that doesn't change dramatically when data is inserted or removed. It seems they are doing full imports, which likely means the output file could be completely different, meaning no shared chucks across generations. In order to make IPFS actually create sharable chunks takes considerable effort, and is not as magically as their documentation and marketing would lead you to believe. [1] https://bafybeidf5yn56cxk6zkyjmay4wigu2o7ynqh7q62z3kppag5v7j... |
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