Drive3
  • Introduction to Drive3
    • Drive3 Overview Introduction
    • Intended Audience
  • Rights and Benefits
    • 1.Privacy
    • 2.High Capacity
    • 3.Cost-effectiveness
    • 4.Unrestricted Speed
    • 5.User Incentives
  • Functionality
    • 1.Multi-chain Support
    • 2.Data Storage
    • 3.File Sharing
    • 4.NFT Minting
    • 5.One-Click Download
    • 6.Convenient Operation
  • Integration with distributed systems
    • 1.Technical principles
    • 2.Data protection
    • 3.Data Recovery
    • 4.Interaction Example
  • Data model
  • Drive3 User Guide
    • I. Registration and Login
    • II. Selection of storage type
    • III. Uploading and downloading
    • IV. Document sharing
    • V. Deletion of documents
  • Tokenomics
  • Airdrop
  • Information
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  1. Integration with distributed systems

2.Data protection

multi-level fault tolerance to ensure the best balance of reliability, security and redundancy Adopt a multi-level fault-tolerant design, focusing on multi-copy fault tolerance with high redundancy, supplemented by erasure code fault tolerance with low redundancy.

At the same time, based on the volume and application characteristics of each data, large-volume data uses erasure coding for fault tolerance, and small-volume data uses multi-copy fault tolerance.

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