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Imagine a decentralised Dropbox, where all your files, documents and application data are stored securely and privately—only accessible to you
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Swarm & Fair Data Protocol: From Data Silos to Decentralised Control
Imagine a decentralised Dropbox, where all your files, documents and application data are stored securely and privately—only accessible to you
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DevOps for Beginners: Part One
This guide serves as an entry point into DevOps for anyone interested in operating a Bee node. While it specifically addresses the needs of Bee node operators, the fundamentals covered are broadly applicable, making it a useful resource for aspiring node operators across many distributed p2p networks and blockchains.
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How to Create an NFT and store metadata on Swarm
This article provides a comprehensive guide on deploying, minting, and importing NFTs on the Swarm Network.
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Bee Node Hardware Requirements and Performance Benchmarking Guide
Over the last several months the Bee dev team has been hard at work with the rollout of the storage incentives system which will ensure that node operators who share their disk space with the network will get rewarded. Along the way the dev team has been continually testing various aspects of the health of the network and monitoring community feedback in order to diagnose any issues. One issue which has come up is that of node performance. Some node operators may be missing out on earning storage incentives due to insufficient hardware performance. To address this issue, we’ve put together this guide for benchmarking node performance so node operators can make sure that their nodes are running optimally.
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Build on Swarm: How to Run a Bee Node for Testing and Development
Running a Bee node is essential for building decentralised applications on the Swarm network. However, as a developer, it is often convenient to work in an environment where interactions with the node/network can be tested rapidly and without putting the node’s storage data or the user’s tokens at risk.
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