Wildland is a docker for your data. You can store, organize and access your data however and wherever you want.
Wildland (@WildlandIO) on X
An open protocol for data management that allows users to have sole ownership of their data. Join us! https://t.co/AqwplMcG9u Developed by @GolemFoundation
DuckLake Architecture Deep Dive
DuckLake is a next generation data lakehouse and open table format. It is significantly simpler and faster than Apache Iceberg or Delta Lake because it uses a SQL database for storing the catalog and metadata. This post covers an architecture deep dive with a detailed Q&A section. DuckLake consists of 3 components: storage, catalog, and compute. Each can be scaled independently, hosted locally with ease, and deployed to the cloud for production. MotherDuck offers managed DuckLake lakehouses for additional simplicity and performance.
22. Introduction — Spatial Data Management with Earth Engine
A database management system (DBMS) allows users to store, insert, delete, and update information in a database. Spatial databases go a step further because they record data with geographic coordinates.
omnifs: access the world through your filesystem
omnifs turns APIs and data sources into files and directories your shell, scripts, CI jobs, notebooks, and agents can read.
Comment on: Permissioned Data Diary 2: Buckets - Daniel&#...
"a bucket doesn’t necessarily imply a physical container sitting on one PDS. Consider how threads ..." The distributed-vs-centralized storage question is where this gets really interesting. If buc...
ngerakines/atproto-tools - Docker Image
A comprehensive collection of Rust components for creating AT Protocol applications. This workspace provides essential building blocks for identity management, record operations, OAuth 2.0 authentication flows, HTTP client operations, XRPC services, and real-time event streaming.
but should apps see our data? - building [at] habitat
thinking small on the protocol
Drafts, private data, and obscurity.
The at:// protocol currently lacks any real means to have data which is both 'on-protocol', i.e. stored on your PDS in a way that you can guarantee access to...
Drafts, private data, and obscurity.
The at:// protocol currently lacks any real means to have data which is both 'on-protocol', i.e. stored on your PDS in a way that you can guarantee access to...
Seamark - Distributed Container Registry
Push and pull Docker images on the AT Protocol. Same Docker, decentralized.
pub.solar
You should have control of your data! We host Matrix, Nextcloud, and Mastodon for you to use.
Self-hosting your PDS | jola.dev
How to set up your own atproto Personal Data Server using tranquil-pds and docker compose, walking you through it step by step.
evan.jarrett.net/at-container-registry
A container registry that uses the AT Protocol for manifest storage and S3 for blob storage.
I've been thinking about the beauty of open data and how the AT Protocol and wider Atmosphere ecosystem has been recapturing that open data environment that once defined the web. It really does feel special. vale.rocks/posts/atproto-ethos #atproto #ATProtocol
The AT Protocol Harkens An Old Web Ethos
vale.rocksnew data diary! this is the most in the weeds yet, all revolving around our proposed URI structure for permissioned data. turns out you can figure out a lot about a protocol from the uri! as always, let me know what you think :)
Permissioned Data Diary 5: What’s in a Name?
dholms.leaflet.pub
