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SiaStream lets you store your entire media library in the cloud. It stores your files on providers all around the world to give you unparalleled speed, privacy, and security. It's the gateway to the new Internet - one that you control.
SiaStream takes your terabytes and puts them onto Sia, a global cloud storage network.
Sia is a decentralized storage network that allows users to rent out cloud storage at low, competitive prices. As a permissionless network and open marketplace, it offers some key advantages that makes it a compelling offering to home media server operators like fast streaming speeds.
Sia is one of the few blockchain products that delivers a real product with real value, and our network has been live for years. It can do all this, and you can take advantage of it for less money than using a traditional cloud storage platform.
Storing a TB of media on SiaStream costs $3.99 per month, and includes both storage and bandwidth. That buys you an awful lot. You can relieve a home server of its media, or use SiaStream as a cloud backup. The data you upload is split apart and encrypted before even leaving your machine, so storage hosts can never see your files. And your files can't be pulled from the network just because your cloud provider changes their mind.
SiaStream uses the Sia marketplace, storage prices can sometimes temporarily exceed $3.99 per month.
Any experienced Plex user that has tried hosting their data on Amazon Drive Unlimited or Google Drive Unlimited know that both companies have since changed their policies to remove their unlimited offerings. Users have even been banned by centralized cloud-storage companies due to violations in their policy.
Since Sia is fully decentralized, it means no single authority can deny you access to storing and streaming files from SiaStream. In fact, even if SiaStream's parent company shuttered its doors today, the network would continue to function independently. It's built with stability from the ground up.
Learn more about SiaStream and Sia at the Support Center.
There are currently 3 ways to run SiaStream:
brew tap NebulousLabs/siastream https://gitlab.com/NebulousLabs/siastream.git
brew install siastream
siastream
npm
cli for you
npm i -g siastream
siastream
Every so often we will release an update with new functionalities, bug fixes or other improvements. Depending on the way you have installed your SiaStream there are different ways of updating to new version:
brew update
and then brew upgrade siastream
npm i -g siastream
Remember to restart SiaStream process after upgrading to a new version.
brew install node
with brewbrew install yarn
with brewSiaStream uses FUSE to mount uploaded data from Sia network to your local directory. Depending on your setup you might need to:
/etc/fuse.conf
and include user_allow_other
directive exampleyarn
- installs dependenciesyarn start
- starts app on localhost:3000yarn
- installs dependenciesyarn package linux
- for linuxyarn package macos
- for macosdist
directory under a directory specific to the target platform ex. dist/siastream-macos-x64
and will contain:
siastream
file - application executablenode_modules
directory - has to be shipped alongside the executable (contains native addons and libraries that could not be bundled in the executable)FAQs
Next-gen cloud storage for your media
We found that siastream demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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