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Can I control the amount of storage/bandwidth dedicated to IPFS? #11

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whyrusleeping opened this issue Apr 7, 2015 · 4 comments
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@whyrusleeping
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whyrusleeping commented Apr 7, 2015

Currently, no, but these are features that are planned for the near future.

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voidzero commented Mar 22, 2016

In the meantime it might be interesting to use ipfs together with firejail. With firejail it is possible to run ipfs in its own namespaces, with a dedicated macvlan device, of which traffic can be shaped. There are additional benefits as well, like routing only ipfs through a VPN, using a specific IPv4 or IPv6 address, chrooting, and securing with seccomp and capability limiting.

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llopv commented Dec 12, 2016

You can define the maximum allowed storage in the datastore at .ipfs/config file. Default is 10GB.

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ghost commented Dec 12, 2016

You can define the maximum allowed storage in the datastore at .ipfs/config file. Default is 10GB.

That setting doesn't actually put a hard limit on storage usage -- right now it's only used in relation to garbage collection.

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madavieb commented May 23, 2017

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