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Note: from Caldescent May 12, 2022 additional information: | Note: from Caldescent May 12, 2022 additional information: | ||
The archive folder is the blockchain. It's what makes you a full node. If you delete them, you essentially become a topOnly node (but you should really do that by setting " | The archive folder is the blockchain. It's what makes you a full node. If you delete them, you essentially become a topOnly node (but you should really do that by setting " | ||
- | Also, I think the default | + | Also, I think the default |
- | So best not to delete it - if you don't have the SSD space then use the topOnly setting instead | + | |
===== Lite Nodes ===== | ===== Lite Nodes ===== | ||
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===== Data Nodes ===== | ===== Data Nodes ===== | ||
- | Data nodes in Qortal are a Qortal node with an added ‘module’ (the ‘Data Module’) installed giving that node the ability to store and host data for access by others. Initially, the only type of data storage that is be possible | + | Data nodes in Qortal are a Qortal node with an added ‘module’ (the ‘Data Module’) installed giving that node the ability to store and host data for access by others. Initially, the only type of data storage that is possible |
The first concept to implement is that the only data to be hosted on a user’s data node, is the data that the user of the node viewed or follows. A data node user who views a website or anything hosted on a data namespace will become a ‘peer’ for that data (hosting a copy of it on their data node as well). This system functions very similarly to that of the ‘torrent’ network, wherein users are ‘peers’ for data they have downloaded unless they choose to remove that data and others then download the data from them and become a peer for it once it is completed. | The first concept to implement is that the only data to be hosted on a user’s data node, is the data that the user of the node viewed or follows. A data node user who views a website or anything hosted on a data namespace will become a ‘peer’ for that data (hosting a copy of it on their data node as well). This system functions very similarly to that of the ‘torrent’ network, wherein users are ‘peers’ for data they have downloaded unless they choose to remove that data and others then download the data from them and become a peer for it once it is completed. |