Introduction If you have set up an ipfs daemon to run as your standard linux user and would like to change to using a dedicated ipfs user, below are the steps to get that done. Here is how you move your ipfs data and systemd daemon to an IPFS user. This will isolate your data and home directory from the ipfs user and processes. Making the IPFS user and moving your data and systemd process to run as the ipfs user.

Introduction How to run ipfs commands as the ipfs user rather than as your standard user role on Linux This is for your if your seeing something like the following when running ipfs id Seeing that you should init ipfs when you have already set up the ipfs user to run the ipfs daemon for you means should move on to the next section and don’t run the init. ipfs id Error: no IPFS repo found in /home/yourUserNameHere/.

Introduction I initially thought IPFS Cluster was complicated after looking at the Cluster Quickstart. I didn’t even reach the Production deployment section, thinking it wasn’t necessary for development. Setting up an IPFS Cluster has been long overdue. Managing 2-3 IPFS peers manually was tedious. After some research, including using Microsoft Copilot, I finally understood the process. Here’s a simple guide to get started without Docker or cloud services—just Linux. Requirements for IPFS Cluster: Have a working local network that each peer is connected to.

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