Round 2 / filedag-storage

The minimum storage unit in FileDAG Storage is a "dag," or data block, which is organized in a Merkle-DAG structure to minimize data redundancy and conserve network bandwidth—particularly advantageous for multi-version systems. Unlike traditional IPFS, FileDAG supports multiple users sharing the DAG pool, thereby magnifying the benefits of reduced redundancy and bandwidth savings. This, however, adds complexity to data management, a challenge that FileDAG effectively addresses. By utilizing distributed storage nodes and erasure coding technology, FileDAG enhances data reliability and fault tolerance, making it well-suited for commercial storage services. FileDAG Storage significantly enhances decentralized storage by efficiently managing and sharing data blocks, optimizing both storage and network usage. It facilitates shared storage solutions, thereby broadening its applicability across various use cases. By implementing advanced coding and clustering techniques, FileDAG ensures robust data integrity and accessibility. FileDAG Storage represents a significant advancement in the IPFS and Filecoin environments, tackling complex challenges in data management, user support, and system reliability. The team is committed to the continued development and deployment of FileDAG Storage, ensuring it remains an integral part of the evolving decentralized storage landscape.