Imagine there is a global drive, there are no hardware (data cables) or software(google photos, iTunes) boundaries for accessing it. You can access your data anytime you want, from any platform. and the best part you are the owner of the data. No one I repeat no one can see your data, (as we encrypt it with AES) You can share data with your friends on one click. You can roam without thinking that "Oh my hard drive may crash, I should take backup" or "This cloud service gonna increase its subscription". In contrast, think that you don't even have to pay much for it. just minimal gas costs that's what Decentralized Cloud is......!

• Runner Up Entry at DevFest organised by BITS Goa.
  

• Demo
• Presentation/ Algos
• Live on : https://decentcloud.herokuapp.com/
• Deployed on Matic Mumbai Testnet

• User does not own their data
• Privacy
  Secret Exfiltration from Third Parties
  Secret Exfiltration from Law Enforcement
  Secret Exfiltration from Foreign Powers
  
• Expensive
  
• Single point of failure | Dos attacks
• Can’t scale up vertically after a certain limit.

• User own their data
• Secured by encryption, no one besides you can see the content of the file
• Share files with colleagues, with one click.
• Cheaper | No cost rather than gas
• No single point of failure
• Scale-up with increasing nodes

Get started quickly by cloning this repository. Install the dependencies

$ cd client && npm install

• Create .secret file with your Mnemonic
• In root directoy create .secret file
• Open metamask and Go to Setting
• Go to Security and policy
• Click Reveal seed words and Enter password
• Copy the mnemonic (never push it to public repo)
• Paste it in .secret file

Truffle Development Console

$ truffle develop

This will open truffle developer console and you will get 10 Account Addresses, import some of them in metamask by import account option.

Truffle Compile

$ truffle compile

Truffle Migration Local Network

$ truffle migrate

Truffle Migration Matic Network

$ truffle migrate --network matic

$ cd client && npm start

Abhishek Vispute