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From IPFS pinning to dedicated IPFS gateways and IPNS names, Filebase provides all the tools you need to build the best decentralized applications. https://filebase.com/
IPFS gives you immutability—but it doesn’t come with built-in structure.
We put together a guide on how to add metadata to your IPFS files using Filebase. Whether you use the CLI, API, or UI, organizing content just got easier.
Check it out: buff.ly/7mbfksB
We put together a guide on how to add metadata to your IPFS files using Filebase. Whether you use the CLI, API, or UI, organizing content just got easier.
Check it out: buff.ly/7mbfksB
How to Tag and Organize IPFS Content Using Metadata Tools
Metadata makes IPFS searchable. Here's how Filebase helps structure and manage your decentralized data.
filebase.com
June 10, 2025 at 8:21 PM
IPFS gives you immutability—but it doesn’t come with built-in structure.
We put together a guide on how to add metadata to your IPFS files using Filebase. Whether you use the CLI, API, or UI, organizing content just got easier.
Check it out: buff.ly/7mbfksB
We put together a guide on how to add metadata to your IPFS files using Filebase. Whether you use the CLI, API, or UI, organizing content just got easier.
Check it out: buff.ly/7mbfksB
What does a decentralized video app have in common with a global research lab?
They both use IPFS to move and store data that has to last.
Here’s how content-addressed storage shows up across real-world systems: buff.ly/2fG77vw
They both use IPFS to move and store data that has to last.
Here’s how content-addressed storage shows up across real-world systems: buff.ly/2fG77vw
IPFS Storage at Work: 5 Use Cases That Matter
Explore 5 real-world use cases where IPFS storage powers NFTs, dApps, research, video, and public data in 2025.
buff.ly
June 3, 2025 at 8:28 PM
What does a decentralized video app have in common with a global research lab?
They both use IPFS to move and store data that has to last.
Here’s how content-addressed storage shows up across real-world systems: buff.ly/2fG77vw
They both use IPFS to move and store data that has to last.
Here’s how content-addressed storage shows up across real-world systems: buff.ly/2fG77vw
Filebase now shows you your IPFS traffic live.
Every request, every CID—tracked in real time with Activity Streams.
You can’t fix what you can’t see 👀
buff.ly/vjSlfVa
Every request, every CID—tracked in real time with Activity Streams.
You can’t fix what you can’t see 👀
buff.ly/vjSlfVa
Track Your IPFS Traffic in Real Time with Activity Streams
Public IPFS gateways are easy—but blind. Filebase’s Activity Streams give you real-time, per-request visibility into your IPFS traffic.
buff.ly
May 29, 2025 at 8:27 PM
Filebase now shows you your IPFS traffic live.
Every request, every CID—tracked in real time with Activity Streams.
You can’t fix what you can’t see 👀
buff.ly/vjSlfVa
Every request, every CID—tracked in real time with Activity Streams.
You can’t fix what you can’t see 👀
buff.ly/vjSlfVa
Hosting on IPFS without your own domain? You’re giving up SEO, trust, and control.
Filebase lets you serve from yourdomain.com —with HTTPS, real infra, and zero gateway dependency.
Decentralized backend, branded frontend.
buff.ly/hkQ3YD3
Filebase lets you serve from yourdomain.com —with HTTPS, real infra, and zero gateway dependency.
Decentralized backend, branded frontend.
buff.ly/hkQ3YD3
Bring Your Brand to IPFS with Custom Domains
Serving IPFS content without a custom domain means losing control. Here's why custom domains matter—and how Filebase makes it easy.
buff.ly
May 22, 2025 at 7:59 PM
Hosting on IPFS without your own domain? You’re giving up SEO, trust, and control.
Filebase lets you serve from yourdomain.com —with HTTPS, real infra, and zero gateway dependency.
Decentralized backend, branded frontend.
buff.ly/hkQ3YD3
Filebase lets you serve from yourdomain.com —with HTTPS, real infra, and zero gateway dependency.
Decentralized backend, branded frontend.
buff.ly/hkQ3YD3
Is IPFS really free?
Sort of — but not reliably.
If you’re not pinning your data, it can disappear from the network. That’s where persistent IPFS pinning comes in.
Filebase ensures your content stays online.
Learn how it works → buff.ly/Q4wR2EJ
Sort of — but not reliably.
If you’re not pinning your data, it can disappear from the network. That’s where persistent IPFS pinning comes in.
Filebase ensures your content stays online.
Learn how it works → buff.ly/Q4wR2EJ
Is IPFS Storage Free?
Is IPFS storage free? The protocol is free—but reliable storage isn’t. This post explains the real costs behind persistence, uptime, and bandwidth on IPFS.
buff.ly
May 15, 2025 at 7:49 PM
Is IPFS really free?
Sort of — but not reliably.
If you’re not pinning your data, it can disappear from the network. That’s where persistent IPFS pinning comes in.
Filebase ensures your content stays online.
Learn how it works → buff.ly/Q4wR2EJ
Sort of — but not reliably.
If you’re not pinning your data, it can disappear from the network. That’s where persistent IPFS pinning comes in.
Filebase ensures your content stays online.
Learn how it works → buff.ly/Q4wR2EJ
Working with IPFS? You don’t need to spin up a node just to use the RPC API.
Filebase now offers a hosted, Kubo-compatible RPC endpoint — ready for your CLI, scripts, and HTTP clients.
No bootstrapping. No server to babysit.
→ buff.ly/IEDBYVU
Filebase now offers a hosted, Kubo-compatible RPC endpoint — ready for your CLI, scripts, and HTTP clients.
No bootstrapping. No server to babysit.
→ buff.ly/IEDBYVU
Introducing Support For The IPFS RPC API
Filebase now offers a hosted IPFS RPC API — so you can add, cat, and pin content using native IPFS commands, without running any infrastructure yourself.
filebase.com
May 13, 2025 at 5:34 PM
Working with IPFS? You don’t need to spin up a node just to use the RPC API.
Filebase now offers a hosted, Kubo-compatible RPC endpoint — ready for your CLI, scripts, and HTTP clients.
No bootstrapping. No server to babysit.
→ buff.ly/IEDBYVU
Filebase now offers a hosted, Kubo-compatible RPC endpoint — ready for your CLI, scripts, and HTTP clients.
No bootstrapping. No server to babysit.
→ buff.ly/IEDBYVU