#IPFS a protocol willing to replace #HTTP. It ensure #DataRedundancy via #p2p exchanges and cryptography (like #Hubzilla).
It looks like the service is written in Go language, and use FUSE to mount the file system.
Need to look more deeply.
https://www.cnx-software.com/2019/01/03/ipfs-p2p-internet-protocol-http-alternative/
https://docs.ipfs.io/introduction/install/
There are already community packages on ArchLinux
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@popolon here our archive using two singleboard computers as initial redundance 😇
https://ipfs.io/ipns/QmS1TYAHLHkiyikigbPhnMGYrNpKMRa7xSibNhwKDxNScm/About/
@popolon final end users here not so tech savyy ;D
@archivodecolonial If this kind of technology is easily usable by any end user, that's a very good point for it :).
@archivodecolonial Thank you, I installed an instance (go-ipfs package on archlinux) today, a little big (~50MB), when you see that nginx, with all its features is about 1,5MB big, but that's the go language that is a little heavy. Need to test it now. Looks promising, A pure C/C++ version could be lighter.