Generic DealMaking MicroService using whypfs + filclient + estuary_auth
- Make e2e / online and import / offline storage deals.
- Compute piece_commitments using variety of methods
- boost piece commitment computation
- fast piece commitment computation
- filclient piece commitment computation
- Assign deals to specific miners
- Assign deals to specific wallets
- Shows all the deals made for specific user
- Extensive status information about the deals made
- Support for multiple wallets
- Lightweight. Uses a light ipfs node
whypfs-coreto stage the files. - Cleans up itself after a deal is made.
- Monitors deal progress
- Monitors transfer progress
- Containerized deployment
- To get started on running delta, go to the getting started to run delta
- To get started on running delta on calibnet, go to the getting started to run delta on calibnet
- To get started on using a live delta instance, go to the getting started to use delta
- To learn more about
delta cligo to the delta cli - To learn more about running delta using docker, go to the run delta using docker
- To learn more about deployment modes, go to the deployment modes
- To learn about the metadata request, go to the deal metadata
- To get/request an API_KEY, go to the getting an API_KEY
- To make an end-to-end deal, go to the make e2e deals
- To make an import deal, go to the make import deals
- To manage wallets, go to the managing wallets
- To learn how to repair a deal, go to the repairing and retrying deals
- To learn how to access the open statistics and information, go to the open statistics and information
- To learn about the content lifecycle and check status of the deals, go to the content lifecycle and deal status [WIP]
- To learn about the piece commitment computation process flow, go to the piece commitment computation process flow
- To learn about the storage deal process flow, go to the storage deal process flow
- To generate new swagger documentation for the API, go to generate swagger documentation
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