IPFS / IPFS Camp 2022 - IPFS Operators and Enterprise

Recently, we deprecated our public gateway and it came to light that creators had been using our public gateway url, along with the CID, in their NFT metadata, instead of using the CID.
The decentralised and resilient web we want will rely on people embedding these new patterns into whatever they create and build on top of the protocol and we at Infura want to help in whatever way we can.

By the end of this talk users will know how Kubernetes Operators can improve their experience with deploying large-scale applications in their clusters. Attendees will also learn how IPFS Cluster leverages the Operator SDK in order to easily perform horizontal scaling of Web3 storage.

Panel discussion of gateway operators, pinning services, and others who operate IPFS services.

Saturn is a Web3 CDN in Filecoin's retrieval market built with IPFS-addressable data.

IPFS Cluster makes distributing a pinset across an scalable set of Kubo peers easy. In this talk, we will explore the basic features, setup and monitoring for home and production deployments.

IPFS gateways are an important portal into the IPFS network, but running publicly accessible IPFS gateways comes with great risk and responsibility. In this talk Matt will discuss common challenges that IPFS gateway operators will encounter and how Pinata has solved for them.

For wallets, decentralized exchanges, DeFi insurer, or DAO management, most IPFS applications are relying on HTTP. This setup allows applications to be accessible by current web users, with minimal modifications. It also enables developers to leverage common web engineering practice. However, these HTTP endpoints have to be secured, and trust provided by the decentralized-network has to be carried to end-users. HTTPS is not enough. This talk will present the setup of a browser based IPFS app.

For several years, Protocol Labs has operated one of the busiest public IPFS gateways in the world,

This talk was given at IPFS Camp 2022 in Lisbon, Portugal.