What is Distributed Quantum Ledger Database?
Imagine you're playing a super cool video game online with friends. You know how sometimes the game can lag or get hacked? That's super annoying, right? Well, think of a #DistributedQuantumLedgerDatabase (DQ-LDB) as a super #advancedtechnology that's like a game upgrade designed to fix those issues. So, DQ-LDB is like a magical book (ledger) that keeps all the game's secrets (data) safe. But instead of this book being in one place, it's spread out everywhere (distributed), like having copies of the game's secrets hidden in multiple secret bases around the world. This makes it super hard for hackers to mess with the game because they'd have to find and change every single copy at the same time, which is practically impossible. Now, the "Quantum" part is where it gets sci-fi cool. Quantum mechanics are rules that tiny particles like atoms follow, and these rules can do some mind-blowing stuff. By using quantum mechanics, DQ-LDB can secure the game's secrets in a way that's like locking them in a chest with a lock that constantly changes. Even if a hacker finds the chest, they can't pick the lock because it's never the same lock twice. And because it's a database, it's not just about keeping secrets safe. It's also about organizing them super efficiently, so when you want to access part of the game, like loading your character or saving your progress, it happens almost instantly, no matter how many players are online. In simple terms, DQ-LDB makes online games (or any app that uses it) faster, safer, and more reliable. It's like upgrading from a bicycle to a teleporter for data. Cool, right?
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3moStill trying to make sense of how to deploy it locally. "Graphistry easily installs as self-contained Docker containers via docker-compose so you can quickly plug in and get to work. https://www.graphistry.com/get-started lists "Anywhere (Docker)" under their enterprise plan. For me to deploy a graphistry node locally - do I really need the Enterprise plan?