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ipfsProxyHTTP
InterPlanetary File System HTTP Proxy
This implementation can help developers to use only one URL to all IPFS files without any risk of breaking the server bandwidth. You can be sure that the server's capacity is large enough to handle all traffic. This code has been written without any dependency to run as faster as possible. IPNS.co use DNSSEC, DNS Anycast, low latency DNS, and IP resolved to different servers to handle all traffic. Each IPFS gateway can break if a lot of files is downloaded simultaneously, this can help to avoid this risk. ... -
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CatBot is a proposed open source system for easy distribution of large files using peer-to-peer technology. CatBot is also known as the South West Creative Archive (SWCA).
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Open Digital Assets Repository System. This is php application for storing large amount of assets (> 100 000). Each asset can consist of several files and can have different versions. This kind of application is also called: AMS, CMS.
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Teraband is a PHP-based download administration system capable of dynamically limiting bandwidth consumption for large files. (Teraband can help prevent you from incurring overage charges from web hosts.)
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