Closed nichoth closed 2 years ago
But does this really help us? This allows us to use traditional sbot
on a remote server, but there is still not a local DB b/c this is running in a browser. We could potentially use a remote-only write strategy, as in ssc-flume. But would that help much?
Drawback is data is not more local; it's still a remote-first situation
Good news is that existing infrastructure for replication amongst servers works
It looks like it is necessary to have a server if we use any of the existing p2p protocols -- ipfs/libp2p or ssb
See
ssb-db2
andssb-browser-core