The Permaweb Hackathon powered by Akash, ArDrive, and Arweave #220
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Issue Status: 1. Open 2. Started 3. Submitted 4. Done This issue now has a funding of 1.0 USD (1.0 USD @ $1.0/USD) attached to it as part of the ovrclk fund.
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Issue Status: 1. Open 2. Started 3. Submitted 4. Done Work has been started. These users each claimed they can complete the work by 2 months, 2 weeks ago. 1) nasirirfan341 has started work. I don't know how work I want learn Menyelesaikan masalah all coin yang sedang di hack I want to make a physical AR Coin. A physical coin that has an embedded private key and can only be retrieved by destroying the physical object. The QR Code on the back of the coin points to a file uploaded through ARDrive onto Arweave. This file presents as an html file that can be used to recover the JWK private key to be used with an AR supported wallet. De inmediato me gustaría trabahr سوف نقوم ببنا علم متفهم جدا والغاء فكرة الرجعيه في الشرق ويعم عالم متفتح Hi I can work in NFTs plus updating data plus graphics. What i will do is a secret, wait and watch Apa yang bisa dilakukan dengan baik secepatnya akan saya lakukan Im given a small brief discussion about the proj. And about our guidelines so that it make every members must do the task that we are working. Ask every members about the opinion of our initial plan on this project. I think this is a good project with clear future prospects. I hope this project continues as we expect because it is supported by a good team. I'll participate on Filesystem challenge and also (if time allows) in Snapshots challenge. The plan is to develop a small piece of software that solve the issues. I will check it project day by day for continued Hello. I have basic knowledge on building web3 application, smart contracts on solidity. Lachkar.flp@gmail.com I'd like to work on the NFT challenge but not sure how to start. Take it all down and rebuild from the bottom up Veamos cuantos andan despiertos dopysanchez128@gmail.com I like project akash , to the moon sir Learn more on the Gitcoin Issue Details page. |
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Issue Status: 1. Open 2. Started 3. Submitted 4. Done Work for 10000.0 USD (9996.00 USD @ $1.0/USD) has been submitted by:
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Issue Status: 1. Open 2. Started 3. Submitted 4. Done Work for 10000.0 USD (9993.0 USD @ $1.0/USD) has been submitted by: @colinlowenberg please take a look at the submitted work:
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The Permaweb Hackathon powered by Akash, ArDrive, and Arweave
When you buy an NFT how do you know it is going to be around in 20 years? Who is paying to store it? NFTs are non-fungible tokens that grant ownership of unique items like art, music, digital items in a game, or real-world objects. Generative NFTs are especially popular as they transform strings of data stored in the token into colorful digital images of Apes, Punks, Mondrians, even the cover of Rolling Stone’s magazine. While the actual tokens define ownership, they do not store the actual images on the blockchain. More often than not, the artwork is stored somewhere out of your control - or on a server that could shutdown or suffer from data corruption.
The Akash Network is ideal for producing generative art, but a more permanent solution is needed to store your NFTs. Akash Network is a cloud platform that offers containers with ephemeral storage, and data stored in containers is not meant to be stored long-term. Persistent storage is on the Akash Roadmap and will add the ability for data to persist between restarts, ideal for data intensive workloads such as blockchain nodes.
“As seen with the NFT gaming platform, Strange Clan, powered by Akash, we’ve seen real-world use cases that leverage Akash’s distributed peer-to-peer marketplace for cloud compute.” said Greg Osuri, CEO of Akash Network. “We’re excited to partner with Arweave and ArDrive to enable NFT creators and collectors to create generative art and store the NFTs permanently on Arweave using ArDrive.”
When it comes to choosing storage services for your NFT, the most important factors are durability and availability. Availability is a measure of hardware redundancy while durability is a measure of data redundancy. Amazon S3 “boasts” an availability of 99.99% which translates to over 8 hours downtime per year. Durability is the ability for data to be protected from corruption and “bit rot” over the long term. Amazon Elastic Block Store (EBS) volumes have annual failure rates that range between 0.1% - 0.2% every year. For every 1000 Amazon EBS volumes that you provision in a year, you can expect one or two of them to fail.
Meet the Permaweb
Arweave is a decentralized data storage protocol that allows you to store documents and applications in perpetuity on a permanent internet — the permaweb. The protocol matches people who have hard drive space to spare with those individuals and organizations that need to store data or host content permanently. All data stored is backed by an endowment ensuring it is available in perpetuity. You can read an introduction to Arweave and the permaweb here. Arweave is a completely community-owned and operated open-source network. The Arweave network is powered by the AR token, which can be found on most major exchanges.
ArDrive is a permanent storage platform whose applications and core libraries offer hierarchical organization, privacy via complete end-to-end encryption, flexibility, extensibility, and access control over your most valuable data, all made possible by its underlying core technology, the Arweave File System (ArFS) Protocol. ArDrive is a fantastic way to store NFT data durably and permanently on Arweave.
"ArDrive is the critical layer bridging the existing models that users and data systems rely upon to organize and access their data with the transaction-oriented, decentralized, and cryptographically secure Arweave Permaweb,” Ariel Melendez, Chief Technology Officer at ArDrive.“ArDrive-powered, durable storage for Akash compute systems and bootstrap workflows are a natural fit and an exciting opportunity. The ArDrive Community is ready to support, and eager to celebrate the innovations developed by the Challengers!"
Durable NFT Challenge
Akash Network, Arweave Protocol, and ArDrive are partnering to offer a prize to open source projects to utilize building blocks from the Akash and ArDrive ecosystems to create an amazing NFT-related integration. NFT creators and collectors can create generative art using Akash’s compute marketplace and store the NFTs permanently on Arweave using ArDrive.
The winner of the PermaNFT Challenge will receive 1,000 AKT and 10AR, equivalent to 20GB of perma-storage. The runner up will receive 100 AKT and 2.5AR, equivalent to 5GB of perma-storage.
Bootstrap Challenge
Snapshots and Bootstrap images for Akash deploys, backed by ArDrive. Use the ArDrive CLI (Node.js) to create an app, service, or workflow integration that can take automatic, permanent backups of Akash Databases, Docker Snapshots, and/or Bootstrap Images to public or private drives on ArDrive. Alternatively, or in addition, create an app, service, or workflow integration that can retrieve backups from ArDrive of key Akash entities and/or data and deploy or restore them to Akash.
The winner of the Bootstrap Challenge will receive 1,000 AKT and 10AR, equivalent to 20GB of perma-storage. The runner up will receive 100 AKT and 2.5AR, equivalent to 5GB of perma-storage.
Filesystem Challenge
Filesystems are critical for containers. FUSE (Filesystem in Userspace) is an interface for userspace programs to export a filesystem to the Linux kernel. Create a FUSE integration for a Linux-based Akash container that utilizes ArDrive as its FUSE backend. Use the ArDrive CLI (Node.js - Typescript) or ArDrive Core Library (Node.js - Typescript) to build your integration.
The winner of the Filesystem Challenge will receive 1,000 AKT and 10AR, equivalent to 20GB of perma-storage. The runner up will receive 100 AKT and 2.5AR, equivalent to 5GB of perma-storage.
How to Participate
To compete in the challenge, submit your work to the Akash-Arweave Challenge on the Akash community forum. Please include the following information:
To help developers get started here are some of the important links:
To learn more about the hackathon and how you can participate check out the Akash Community forum, here.
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