Introduction to DBIT

Traditional cloud storage systems, like Amazon S3, Google Cloud Storage, and Microsoft Azure Blob Storage, operate on centralized architectures. These systems are managed by single entities, which can become single points of failure and potential targets for data breaches. Decentralised cloud storage offers an alternative, leveraging peer-to-peer networks to distribute data across multiple nodes. Which can be faster safer and more cost effective.

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How It Works

  • You offer your device (node) to the system and show you have proof of storage, for which DBIT tokens are distributed to your account.
  • Once the network is built we will use the following to make data secure on the cloud network.
  • Data Sharding: Files are broken into smaller pieces, or shards. Each shard is encrypted for security.
  • Redundancy: Multiple copies of each shard are stored across the network to ensure data availability and resilience against node failures.
  • Peer-to-Peer Network: Nodes (participants) in the network store shards and serve them upon request. They can earn rewards for providing storage space and bandwidth.

Advantages

  • Security: Data is encrypted, and since it's spread across multiple nodes, it's harder for malicious actors to access complete files.
  • Resilience: The decentralized nature ensures that data remains accessible even if some nodes fail or leave the network.
  • Cost-Effective: By leveraging unused storage space from participants, costs can be reduced compared to traditional cloud storage.
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Roadmap

Roadmap for Decentralized Cloud Storage Solution (3-year Plan)

Year 1: 2023

Year 2: 2024

Year 3: 2025

By following this roadmap, the decentralized cloud storage solution can achieve significant growth, adoption, and maturity over the course of three years. Continuous collaboration, user-centric enhancements, and market expansion efforts will position the solution as a trusted and competitive alternative to traditional centralized cloud storage models.