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

3.Data Recovery

Failure Confirmation and Data Repair Drive3 implements an enhanced risk classification and confirmation strategy called RAFI (Risk Assessment for Failure Identification) to ensure prompt identification of data failures.

Additionally, various methods such as delayed repair, parallel repair, and optimization of lost data block identification processes are employed based on factors like parallelism, transmission volume, and timing.

These techniques effectively improve repair performance, guaranteeing comprehensive availability of user data.

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