Introduction to Multi-Signature Wallets
Description
This episode will introduce the use of IPFS (Interplanatory File System) in a consortium setting. The concepts of how this technology can be helpful to remove centralization of storage that is not part of the block in the blockchain is shown. Along with this is a short demonstration of how the marketplace offering for IPFS in Azure can make creating these storage networks simple is shown.
- Azure Marketplace – https://aka.ms/ipfs-amp
- Azure Portal – https://aka.ms/ipfs-azure
- IPFS Main Site - https://ipfs.io/
- IPFS API Reference - https://docs.ipfs.io/reference/api/http/
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The Discussion
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micklang At the end of the video there is mention of links from the video being included in the description. There are no links in the description.
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Parker The current marketplace product only supports Linux nodes and does not come with IPFS pre-installed and configured. Is there plans to upgrade this in the future?