If you’re at Common S3nse @CryptoCanal and want your project’s data somewhere that isn’t somebody’s server, come find Swarm.
We’ve got storage credits, engineers, agent skills and plenty of opinions about architecture.
How do you delete a file from immutable storage?
You don’t, exactly.
Etherchunk gives you control over something else: the storage capacity you paid for. Mark a file’s postage-batch slots as reusable, and they can be reclaimed by future uploads.
Áron explains how it works ↓
What does “delete” mean on immutable storage?
Etherchunk’s 'reclaim' marks a file’s postage-batch slots as reusable. It doesn’t erase the chunks. >> see the last Community Call
Could 'shred' go further—overwriting them with tombstone chunks? And what would provable forgetting
Just swap out the storage layer underneath whatever you're already building for a decentralized one. Easier than you may think.
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The August Development Update is live 🐝
🔶 Bee 2.8.2 — security hardening
🔶 Bee-JS 13 + new Core SDK
🔶 Community Call streamed over Swarm
🔶 Research: PubSub, upgrades, deletion
Read it 🔽