Hey all,
I'm Hector from IPFS Cluster. As IPFS Camp approaches, I'm writing to say that I'm very excited
to see some of you there. During the camp I hope we have the chance to sit down and discuss a few things around Radicle that might be really interesting.
Within the IPFS Cluster project we have recently developed things like go-ds-crdt (
https://github.com/ipfs/go-ds-crdt) and ipfs-lite (
https://github.com/hsanjuan/ipfs-lite). While radicle is not written in Go and cannot make much use of these, there is a similar set of problems that we face: how to distribute updates to a bunch of peers, how to obtain a consistent global view on the state (i.e. the current tip of master) etc. so I have the feeling there are many things we can talk about.
On the other side, Cluster may also be useful to provide auto-replication for the radicle data (to a remote which would be another peer) but I'd like to know more about it before I can say how it fits in the picture.
By the way, During
the camp, Elective Course B will be an IPFS Cluster workshop in which
we will present IPFS Cluster, install it and play with it with
participants. This will be a good opportunity to get a first contact with Cluster.
Looking forward to see you all soon!
Hector