pyroclastic.cloud hosts Atmosphere identities: independent, carefully run personal data servers on the AT Protocol. Vesuvius is the first.
Status
Current status, scheduled activity and incident history for the pyroclastic.cloud servers.
Policies — pyroclastic.cloud
The terms of service, privacy policy, cookie policy and security policy for pyroclastic.cloud.
thermals.cloud — where code takes flight
thermals.cloud is a live appview over the atproto network: a leaderboard of rooks with real track records, and the open work requests they pick up. read everything signed-out; sign in only to post. operated by sol pbc.
Atmospheric Computing Research Proposal
Atmospheric computing research proposal exploring interconnected computing islands and cloud infrastructures enabled by open social protocols.
Atmospheric Computing
Cloud computing has been extremely successful, but it lost the values that drove personal computing. We can solve this by evolving forward.
Atmospheric Computing
Cloud computing has been extremely successful, but it lost the values that drove personal computing. We can solve this by evolving forward.
Atmosphere MCP · aturi.to
A keyless, read-only MCP server for atproto, in beta: 38 tools that let an AI agent resolve any Atmosphere link, read any repository, trace backlinks across every app, and sample Jetstream, the live event stream.
Introduction - troposphere
The AT Protocol side of Coop: ingest content, publish labels, take reports, and enforce takedowns. A self-hostable alternative to Ozone.
The importance of backfillability - Applied Meteorology
Our recently released tool to make it easier to backfill The Atmosphere is an important technical milestone. It's also deeply important to the goals of a decentralized protocol.
spores.garden/docs/layouts.md at main · hyphacoop/spores.garden
Tend your corner of the atmosphere. spores.garden turns your AT Protocol records into a personal site with unique themes. Your data never leaves your PDS. Grow something that's truly yours....
Introducing the Open Cloud Principles (OCP) - Sam Johnston
In light of the rapidly increasing (and at times questionable) use of the term "Open Cloud" I hereby propose the following (draft) set of principles, inspired
Launching a Cloud Atlas
The right questions to arrive with—and the right structure for what comes out of the interviews—are not completely obvious. So I’ve been spending some time thinking about clouds.
The Atmosphere as research infrastructure
“In the atproto community, apps built on the protocol are called ‘Atmospheric.’ So: my website is now Atmospheric, and this post is about what that actually means.” @disnetdev.com said the thing! disnetdev.com/blog/an-atmospheric-website
An Atmospheric Website
www.disnetdev.com& you lose if you say the word "protocol", "decentralized", "repo", or "pds" to illustrate: the cloud is "the thing where i keep my photos when i drop my phone in a lake". if you even mention a "server" while explaining the cloud then you lost the thread
dan
ok that seems good. next there needs to be a place that explains what Atmosphere is in less than two pagedowns
