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We Are Trying Out PeerTube

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Re: We Are Trying Out PeerTube

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Is there a way with PeerTube to use Backblaze and Cloudflare as an object store and content server of last resort? Similar to how Amazon S3 supports serving objects as torrents but you can also retrieve it directly over HTTPS.

I think if you had a torrent with an HTTP seed, you could import it into PeerTube.

What about normal torrents?

Re: We Are Trying Out PeerTube

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The problem for the Fediverse will always be domains, in my opinion. It sounds silly to the technical demographic, but to a normal person, it is a massive issue. "Which server do I choose to get in bed with?" It's not just a question of which server do you trust to be a good actor and to not shut down tomorrow. It's also a question of which domain name do you want associated with your user account? Do you want alice@…

> Do you want alice@cucumbers.pizza? Or do you want alice@witches.bike?

I agree, it's hard to choose from so many awesome domains.

Re: We Are Trying Out PeerTube

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I wish there were a checkbox in account settings somewhere by ticking which you would essentially say, "I do not record videos for kids, just stop asking me already".

There is. In Studio, go to Settings > Channel > Advanced settings and make a selection.

Fantastic! Thanks a lot for the tip.

Re: We Are Trying Out PeerTube

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First video played well (at reduced quality, 480p), with 6 peers. The other videos seemed to just have a single peer, and it seems like I had bad peering with that person/server, so everything was pretty much unplayable. Would be cool if there were a way to add peers from the command line. Then I could add a server or two with better peering and maybe be able to watch stuff.

Is there a way with PeerTube to use Backblaze and Cloudflare as an object store and content server of last resort? Similar to how Amazon S3 supports serving objects as torrents but you can also retrieve it directly over HTTPS.

That's what PeerTube does already - it uses webseeds. You can pretty easily set it up so videos are served through a CDN.

Re: We Are Trying Out PeerTube

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

Is there a way with PeerTube to use Backblaze and Cloudflare as an object store and content server of last resort? Similar to how Amazon S3 supports serving objects as torrents but you can also retrieve it directly over HTTPS.

That's what PeerTube does already - it uses webseeds. You can pretty easily set it up so videos are served through a CDN.

Thank you!
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