On Tue, Dec 15, 2015 at 5:32 AM, Alexey Volkov <ale...@onmydisk.com> wrote: > Petros, what is redis.io in two words? Provisioning solution for boards > built with your framework? With network access capabilities?
I'd say it is a solution for provisioning, managing, and updating linux devices using containers. We do have network capabilities but that's not our core mission. > What do you think of merging our solutions? We have a minimal OS built > manually with Buildroot, this part is not covered good enougth. Also we have > no backup and system updates yet. But the networking part is less resource > hangry since we do not need http/php on board, we run our lightweight > "back-end" which performs FUSE file operations over the SSL channel. It > runs also on v1 boards. Filesystem is mounted on server, ownCloud "sees" it > as local file system :) > > Yes, user should trust the service, but we can make WD- or even > community-controlled service like https://<uid>.pidrive.org or whatever. > User just registers at service, types the board id under the user's profile, > and that is all - ownCloud GUI with your data hosted on your RPi. And also > PCs are supported, so user can access all his data in a single entry point. > We work hard to bring up p2p cross-mounting capabilities in v2 of our > protocol to avoid relaying data through the server. > > As I told, we have a prototype working, but such hot things like multiple > boards support, host OS updates, data backup are not implemented yet. > > What do you think? Your technology sounds very interesting, however I can't keep but thinking that even though the hard drive will be in a user's home, the cloud service will have full unconditional access to it which sounds scary. I'd be interested to hear how does this setup compares with a hosted ownCloud installation. _______________________________________________ Devel mailing list Devel@owncloud.org http://mailman.owncloud.org/mailman/listinfo/devel
