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...To interact with the API, you need to have a local daemon running. It needs to be open on the right port. 5001 is the default and is used in the examples below, but it can be set to whatever you need. In a web browser IPFS HTTP client (either browserified or CDN-based) might encounter an error saying that the origin is not allowed. This would be a CORS ("Cross Origin Resource Sharing") failure: IPFS servers are designed to reject requests from unknown domains by default. You can whitelist the domain that you are calling from by changing your ipfs config.

...The goal is to handle high availability by storing copy of the same file on several nodes. HADOS provides RESTFUL APIs to easily store, check or retrieve files. Using the powerful cluster APIs you can retrieve the files whatever the node that hosts it. To avoid any single point of failure, it is possible to apply a request to any node of the cluster, there is no master node.

Java IO Extension is a open source project which extends java IO package by providing a java class library to access IO system in a local area network Developers can easily use IO Extension just like using java IO API to access a remote IO system

A distributed directory/registry for WAN and LAN environments for storing any kind of leased resources (JAVA proxies, .NET proxies, documents or whatever that can be properly categorized) whose can be categorized in a semantic manner.

A fully automated MUTE Network P2P client made to run 24/7 unattended. Take a nap while it does the work! Supply a list of keywords and it will download overnight, also sharing whatever it gets. Napshare mute p2p file share peer anonymous

NeuroGrid could be thought of as a "Napster for Bookmarks." It allows the user to store data in a web-like fashion, allowing you to associate bookmarks (files/documents/whatever) with multiple keywords. See http://www.neurogrid.net