A fun experiment I am in the mood to try is to take my entire #Redis implementation of my code running in #Docker and just replacing it with #IPFS.

I currently can't imagine any advantages, I mean, come on, it's Redis. But I just thought it would be a fun experiment to try. An IPFS implementation would allow for transaparency of user data, which is stored with decentralized storage similar to #gunDB.

Although the same propogation of network data with #gunDB wouldn't be the same and the native security and encryption of gunDB would be nice, I just want to mess around with the idea.

With Redis, relationships between sets are created with primary and secondary keys and referencing other records. But IPFS could give the same behavior as a standard #ORM and something like #SQL.

Also, I've wanted to benchmark IPFS for such usage before and because I know the Redis speeds now, 15k commands/s, this would be interesting to see even just in Docker and on my LAN network.

I have started pondering how I am going to handle encryption and shared data in a financial budget app I am building.

So far I'm using #gundb and #openpgpjs.

Now how do I manage the encryption of each transaction while maintaining balances and aggregation of data for different budgets and spend categories.

#budget #finance #security #encryption

still thinking about a wikipedia in the blockchain. maybe with #scuttlebutt or #gundb .what does the #fediverse think about it. #p2p #dapp