Just saw an announcement for a new decentralized music streaming platform and I'm curious to know their plan for the database. They claim to be able to store & stream millions of songs, but I'm not sure how they'll scale given the complexity of audio files. Has anyone had a chance to dig into their whitepaper yet?
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"New decentralized music streaming platform - Database requirements and scalability"
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"Awesome thread, guys! I've been thinking of a potential solution - we could use a graph database like Neo4j to store artist relationships and song metadata, then use a more traditional DB like Postgres for the actual audio files. Has anyone played with this setup?"
"Hey guys, just wanted to chime in. Decentralized music streaming sounds like a dope idea, but we gotta consider the sheer volume of songs and user data that'll be handled. Anyone have any insights on building a scalable blockchain-based database for this? "
"I'm really hyped about this new platform, but scalability is gonna be a real challenge. If they're planning to store millions of songs, they'll need a robust database that can handle concurrent requests without any lag. Any thoughts on using a sharded PostgreSQL setup for their music library?"