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Can IPFS-Desktop be configured to monitor private network?

Open lonnietc opened this issue 4 years ago • 1 comments

Hello,

A bit new to IPFS and the IPFS-Desktop.

I am working on setting up a private network to test some things and am wondering if the IPFS-Desktop can be configured to monitor the IPFS Private nodes when they are online?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

lonnietc avatar Nov 04 '21 22:11 lonnietc

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welcome[bot] avatar Nov 04 '21 22:11 welcome[bot]

#2223 - says: "as discussed in yesterday's triage meeting. IPFS Desktop is built with public networks in mind."

I too would love to use the full power of IPFS, which will only work if I can have both a private and public data store.

SvenDowideit avatar Jan 18 '23 03:01 SvenDowideit

@SgtPooki would you like to triage this?

whizzzkid avatar May 17 '23 06:05 whizzzkid

I was marking this one with a label so i could grab it later yea

SgtPooki avatar May 17 '23 17:05 SgtPooki

@lonnietc It sounds like you want an interface to your nodes.

You can access {nodeIp}:{nodePort}/webui for any Kubo node to access the stats.

@SvenDowideit, you can probably set up what you like with ipfs/kubo, where you have one private and internal node and another public node.

We have yet to make any current plans to support separating private/public data in IPFS-Desktop, but if Kubo implements some feature for accomplishing this, then I think we could

If you have further questions about what you're trying to do, I recommend searching around on discuss.ipfs.tech or posting your questions, where you can receive more help from various users on our forums.

SgtPooki avatar Jul 06 '23 22:07 SgtPooki