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Powergate Workshop

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Aandrewxhill
Last edited Jul 3, 2020
Created on Jul 2, 2020

A Powergate workshop walks through building Filecoin storage into applications using Docker Compose to run a local network. The example shows the Powergate CLI and JavaScript Client in action, demonstrating features like IPFS caching, deal management, and multi-tenant wallet APIs. It uses `docker-compose-localnet.yaml` to spin up Lotus, IPFS, and Powergate with a `BIGSECTORS` flag for realistic file sizes. The included `zCidConfig.json` configures hot and cold storage settings, with IPFS `AddTimeout` and Filecoin replication factors visible.

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