Changes between Version 3 and Version 4 of FAQ
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- 2009-10-19T23:08:03Z (15 years ago)
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v3 v4 5 5 Q: Oh, so I should be interested in Tahoe-LAFS only if I'm working on some sort of high-security project? 6 6 7 A: No, no! Unlike most systems Tahoe-LAFS doesn't require you to manage an added layer of hassle in order to gain security. Instead the security properties are baked into the system in such a way that you usually don't even notice that it isthere. Even if you don't care about protecting your files from someone spying on them or corrupting them, you might still like to use Tahoe-LAFS because it is an extremely robust and efficient "cloud storage" system in which your files are erasure-coded and distributed across separate servers.7 A: No, no! Unlike most systems Tahoe-LAFS doesn't require you to manage an added layer of hassle in order to gain security. Instead the security properties are baked into the system in such a way that you usually don't even notice that they are there. Even if you don't care about protecting your files from someone spying on them or corrupting them, you might still like to use Tahoe-LAFS because it is an extremely robust and efficient "cloud storage" system in which your files are erasure-coded and distributed across separate servers. 8 8 9 9 Q: "Erasure-coding"? What's that?