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The Offical User's Guide to OrbitDB

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is it possible to store image inside the orbitdb?

Tutorial

Because orbitdb is based on js-ipfs, and js-ipfs does not yet have garbage collection, all orbit databases are persistent. In IPFS terms, orbit databases are pinned by default. However, when...

What Next

Hello World! I'm trying replicating my public database in another computer using the address "/orbitdb/QmPmh5G7kUVTCAAeRCaZmdN8zeDbMByf3oU41xA1Cx5cw9/my-db". db = await orbitdb.docs('/orbitdb/QmPmh5G7kUVTCAAeRCaZmdN8zeDbMByf3oU41xA1Cx5cw9/my-db'); and when I try to get an existing object I got...

Architecture

I'm researching how to build a offline-first web application (PWA). It has a group of nodes running on a subnet and only one peer at a time talks to the...

What Next

I am trying to create a database in one place, and access it somewhere else, but I am having trouble. I can create a database using the web example (https://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmeESXh9wPib8Xz7hdRzHuYLDuEUgkYTSuujZ2phQfvznQ/),...

Architecture

Hello there, guys! I am very curious about the security and storage of your DB. As far as I can see, you can give write permissions. However, I am curious...

Thinking P2P

Hi, I'm currently doing research on serverless databases and OrbitDB seems to be an amazing solution. Thanks for all this work. However, I'm thinking about implementing a massive document store...

Thinking P2P

I am opening an use case as documented below: https://github.com/dexterchan/IPFS_Dist_DB_DEMO/blob/master/IPFS_Usecase.md in OrbitDb: key store or document store which one is more suitable? We would expect a throughput around 20Kb per...

Architecture

If I want to create a database that stores signed Ethereum messages, is there a way I can make my web application ignore/refuse to store or propagate messages that it...

Architecture

Feeds come with what seems a [Lamport clock](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lamport_timestamps), which mean items in a feed are ordered relatively (first element has a 0 timestamp, second 1 etc). When implementing a Twitter-like...

Architecture