Attic is a self-hostable Nix Binary Cache server backed by an S3-compatible storage provider. It has support for global deduplication and garbage collection.
Attic — Back up your iCloud Photos to your own storage
Keep using Photos.app like you always do. Attic quietly backs up your originals and edits to cloud storage you control — including EU providers.
designing a storage engine for AT Protocol backlinks - charlotte!
economical full-network-scale application-agnostic data storage
Willow - Home
Peer-to-peer protocols which scale up, down, and sideways. Sychronisable data storage, fine-grained access control, private and efficient synchronisation, and secure data delivery by any means possible.
Folders Are Broken, So I Built Heaper
Folders Are Broken, So I Built Heaper
ArchiveBox - Open-source self-hosted web archiving
Preserve websites, media, bookmarks, feeds, source code, evidence, and research material in durable files you control.
Declarative Server with NixOS: A Reproducible Infrastructure | Mustafa Erbay
A technical guide exploring how to create a declarative server configuration with NixOS, covering reproducibility and rollback processes.
Three schemes for shared-private storage - Paul's Leaflets
quick_cache - Rust
Lightweight, high performance concurrent cache. It allows very fast access to the cached items with little overhead compared to a plain concurrent hash table. No allocations are ever performed unless the cache internal state table needs growing (which will eventually stabilize).
skeetgen - Bluesky archiving tool
This will not be shared to any servers, any processing is done on your device.
Willow - Willow’25
Peer-to-peer protocols which scale up, down, and sideways. Sychronisable data storage, fine-grained access control, private and efficient synchronisation, and secure data delivery by any means possible.
A blob in the bucket - Hitchhiker's Guide to the Atmosphere
Learn how to setup your self hosted PDS to use an S3 object store for blob storage.
RAFS Filesystem | dragonflyoss/nydus | DeepWiki
RAFS (Registry Acceleration File System) is a read-only, chunk-deduplicated, on-demand-loading filesystem designed for container image serving. The filesystem implementation is located in the `rafs/`
I was looking at an older version of the software I'm yet again working on from what, 15 years ago, and I can't believe we're still mostly stuck with the same private blob storage options that can serve as user-data storage. S3-compatible storage + Dropbox was the list: github.com/icidasset/ongaku-ryoho-v1?tab…
