Distributed File System

Jan 7, 2025

Abstract

Distributed file systems require servers or control nodes. Access to a file system is a security issue that can apparently only be controlled by some kind of authority, and this is always a potential point of failure. These file systems also require an indexing mechanism. This paper presents a distributed file system without centralised control or indexing. This file system also utilises a distributed locking mechanism to ensure data integrity in the case of multi-user access to any file.

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The decentralized data layer for the agentic era. Post-quantum secure, permanent, and built to run when the internet doesn’t.

The decentralized data layer for the agentic era. Post-quantum secure, permanent, and built to run when the internet doesn’t.

The decentralized data layer for the agentic era. Post-quantum secure, permanent, and built to run when the internet doesn’t.