OWASP Hive Project - Revision history

Kait Disney-Leugers at 19:44, 22 April 2014

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Jason Johnson at 16:39, 13 February 2014

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Jason Johnson at 19:30, 27 September 2013

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Jason Johnson at 19:49, 23 September 2013

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Jason Johnson at 19:47, 23 September 2013

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		+	== Ohloh ==

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−	Jason Johnson	+	[mailto:jason.johnson@owasp.org Jason Johnson]

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 As of FEB 13, the priorities are:
 * Create a control interface
-Involvement in the development and promotion of XXX is actively encouraged!
+Involvement in the development and promotion of The HIVE is actively encouraged!
 You do not have to be a security expert in order to contribute.
 Some of the ways you can help:
-* xxx
+* Document your ideas
-* xxx
+* Make us logos

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 =What is it?=
-The HIVE project started out as an idea for a learning platform. Using TAHOE-lafs as a storage solution we are able to interlock anything we do into the GRID. What’s the GRID? The GRID is a group of Tahoe enabled capable computers (The BeagleBone Black) could be any computer. The idea is to share data across a GRID in a secure anonymous fashion. Using Tahoe-LAFS we can share and distribute project files lots and lots of data all gathered from the GRID. This uses “provider-independent security” that means I don’t know what your data is and neither does anyone else. Only you know what you uploaded so unless someone beats you with sticks until you hand over you unique URI. It’s all secret! URI looks something like
+The HIVE project started out as an idea for a learning platform by using some small capable pc to do our bidding. That works very well you can stand up a gazillion different servers if you want. The issue - to be a hive we need to connect in some kind of secure anonymous cool way!  Using TAHOE-lafs as a storage solution we are able to interlock anything we do into the GRID. What’s the GRID? The GRID is a group of Tahoe enabled capable computers (The BeagleBone Black) could be any computer. The idea is to share data across a GRID in a secure anonymous fashion. Using Tahoe-LAFS we can share and distribute project files lots and lots of data all gathered from the GRID. This uses “provider-independent security” that means I don’t know what your data is and neither does anyone else. Only you know what you uploaded so unless someone beats you with sticks until you hand over you unique URI. It’s all secret! URI looks something like
-<nowiki>URI%3ACHK%3Am6wj5avuhim3flsd2w54lhjcke:j2njlm3cm4sjzqdiwbadmts35lxa656kpvo66kx7wtlfyr6cab6a:3:10:3</nowiki>
+URI%3ACHK%3Am6wj5avuhim3flsd2w54lhjcke:j2njlm3cm4sjzqdiwbadmts35lxa656kpvo66kx7wtlfyr6cab6a:3:10:3
-Currently I am using a 3 to 10 ratio that means you will need at least 3 storage nodes to retrieve files from in order to download your erasure encoded stuff.  There are two kinds of files: immutable and mutable. When you upload a file to the storage grid you can choose which kind of file it will be in the grid. Immutable files can't be modified once they have been uploaded. A mutable file can be modified by someone with read-write access to it. A user can have read-write access to a mutable file or read-only access to it, or no access to it at all. If you want more details the link will take you to a site interactive illustration by Drew Perttula http://bigasterisk.com/tahoe-playground/
+Currently I am using a 3 to 10 ratio that means you will need at least 3 storage nodes to retrieve files from in order to download your erasure encoded stuff. There are two kinds of files: immutable and mutable. When you upload a file to the storage grid you can choose which kind of file it will be in the grid. Immutable files can't be modified once they have been uploaded. A mutable file can be modified by someone with read-write access to it. A user can have read-write access to a mutable file or read-only access to it, or no access to it at all. If you want more details the link will take you to a site interactive illustration by Drew Perttula http://bigasterisk.com/tahoe-playground/
-Some ways I can see this being useful for OWASP is a HIVE cache that is currently what this project is becoming 10-1000 nodes strong but monitoring is controlled and nodes do what they please. The end goal is to provide a global grid for OWASP and any amount of users can use the GRID; a large, diverse ecosystem of people and organizations who want a storage grid with extremely high reliability and availability.
+One way I can see the HIVE used is a file archive10-1000 nodes strong. Or even a perk or prize like anonymous storage for OWASP members. The end goal is to provide a global grid for all with any amount of users that can use the GRID; a large, diverse ecosystem of people and organizations who want a storage grid with extremely high reliability and availability.
 ''The milestones that I anticipate are:''

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 =Temp introducer URL=
-''' pb://o2fmouklqr72hnvdmk7rwu476bgbt2qf@tahoe.netgreen.us:35394,127.0.0.1:35394/introducer '''
+''' email me and I will give you the details if you would like to try the test grid '''
 =What is it?=

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                   "9NN#gIPNL_ "b@" _2M"Lg#N@F"
                       ""P@*NN#gEZgNN@#@P""
 =What is it?=
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 Make a proposal to OWASP for a more stable introducer and private GRID.
 [https://tahoe-lafs.org Tahoe-lafs homepage]

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 == '''WELCOME TO THE GRID'''==
-                      <nowiki>__gggrgM**M#mggg__
                   __wgNN@"B*P""mp""@d#"@N#Nw__
                 _g#@0F_a*F#  _*F9m_ ,F9*__9NG#g_
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 ##g_0@q__ #"4_  j*"k __*NF_g#@P"
                   "9NN#gIPNL_ "b@" _2M"Lg#N@F"
-                      ""P@*NN#gEZgNN@#@P""</nowiki>=What is it?=
+                      ""P@*NN#gEZgNN@#@P""
 The HIVE project started out as an idea for a learning platform. Using TAHOE-lafs as a storage solution we are able to interlock anything we do into the GRID. What’s the GRID? The GRID is a group of Tahoe enabled capable computers (The BeagleBone Black) could be any computer. The idea is to share data across a GRID in a secure anonymous fashion. Using Tahoe-LAFS we can share and distribute project files lots and lots of data all gathered from the GRID. This uses “provider-independent security” that means I don’t know what your data is and neither does anyone else. Only you know what you uploaded so unless someone beats you with sticks until you hand over you unique URI. It’s all secret! URI looks something like