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Unpacking Design Patterns and Data Control in Ceramic

Ceramic

Summary

Ceramic's peer-to-peer replication layer enables multi-master, eventually consistent databases and diverse data control models.
Different data control patterns exist, including application-generated, tamper-evident, application-generated and owned, and user-generated and owned.

Source: https://blog.ceramic.network/data-control-patterns-in-decentralized-storage/

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