Web 3.0 — Using Docker to Utilize Decentralized Infrastructure & Build Decentralized Apps
summary
Storj offers S3‑compatible decentralized object storage and demonstrates concrete integrations: a Docker Registry with Storj uplink stores Alpine image layers and manifests (tags appear and pulls work against the local registry), and a Kubernetes demo uses CSI S3 + rclone mounter to provision a PVC, run a pg_dump cronjob, and write backups into a Storj bucket. Uplink CLI verifies blobs and directories, volunteers run storage nodes, and both bridge and native integrations succeed in the demos.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:38What is Web 30
- 1:52Web 30 Tech Stack
- 6:15Decentralized landscape
- 12:45Use cases
- 17:04Demos
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