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IPFS, a novel peer-to-peer version-controlled filesystem;
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and BitSwap, the novel peer-to-peer block exchange protocol serving IPFS.
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-The rest of the paper is organized as follows.
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-Section 2 describes the design of the filesystem.
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-Section 3 evaluates various facets of the system under benchmark and common
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-workloads.
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-Section 4 presents and evaluates a world-wide deployment of IPFS.
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-Section 5 describes existing and potential applications of IPFS.
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-Section 6 discusses related and future work.
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+%The rest of the paper is organized as follows.
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+%Section 2 describes the design of the filesystem.
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+%Section 3 evaluates various facets of the system under benchmark and common
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+%workloads.
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+%Section 4 presents and evaluates a world-wide deployment of IPFS.
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+%Section 5 describes existing and potential applications of IPFS.
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+%Section 6 discusses related and future work.
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Notation Notes:
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(a) data structures are specified in Go syntax,
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Juan Batiz-Benet