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How To Set Up & Use IPFS On Linux

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First published at 14:50 UTC on May 22nd, 2018.

J. R. Swab

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How IPFS Works In A Nutshell
1. Each file receives a cryptographic hash (an identifier) which is the unique identifier for that content.
2. IPFS then removes any duplicates on the network based on the ID that file received. Since no two files have the same identifier, we can be sure that it is unique. If it does have a match, we can assume that the data is an exact copy with zero alterations.
3. Each node then stores any and all content it is set up to accept this may or may not include the file that you added to the IPFS network. Your data is "backed up" so to speak on all nodes that will accept your content.
4. Once the material is finished propagating, we can ask the network for the file of a particular hash. As we download the content, the system pulls bits from many servers hosting a part of that file matching our requested hash.

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