Ra, suggested that I post this here. So here goes....
Seeing what big techs are doing, Facebook, Twitter, Amazon etc.....
I was wondering if it’s possible to put together a set of servers like that of a mini storage. The idea that each server would hold X amount of data just like that of a storage locker. Sort of like a cloud, but not a cloud.
Example....
I rent a software locker to store items for others on this site to see.
I set a locker code for others to view my photos and what nots.
For you to see my kinky stuff, I would give you a pass code. Then you or only you can view my locker. You can’t add anything or remove anything, just view.
Now this is just an idea, I know nothing on programming for the internet.
I program microcontrollers in hex. I repair circuit boards, from pinball games to golf carts. But not internet stuff.
The last internet thing I did was back in 2001 when I got a T1 access line and connected it to a modem, switch, 12 CS500 servers and a pair of CS1000 servers. This took up half of a full size rack.
It did work, but I couldn’t get it to work the way I wanted it too.
So the question is.....
Would something like this work?
Seeing what big techs are doing, Facebook, Twitter, Amazon etc.....
I was wondering if it’s possible to put together a set of servers like that of a mini storage. The idea that each server would hold X amount of data just like that of a storage locker. Sort of like a cloud, but not a cloud.
Example....
I rent a software locker to store items for others on this site to see.
I set a locker code for others to view my photos and what nots.
For you to see my kinky stuff, I would give you a pass code. Then you or only you can view my locker. You can’t add anything or remove anything, just view.
Now this is just an idea, I know nothing on programming for the internet.
I program microcontrollers in hex. I repair circuit boards, from pinball games to golf carts. But not internet stuff.
The last internet thing I did was back in 2001 when I got a T1 access line and connected it to a modem, switch, 12 CS500 servers and a pair of CS1000 servers. This took up half of a full size rack.
It did work, but I couldn’t get it to work the way I wanted it too.
So the question is.....
Would something like this work?