Configuring and Running a Ceramic Node for Development in AWS

In this guide, you will learn how to configure and run a Ceramic node for development in AWS. AWS is not the only cloud provider you can use to run a Ceramic node, but we will cover the other major providers in a separate blog post. The general steps are...

Community Forum

Your place to ask technical questions and receive Core Team & community responses.

Community Roadmap

We presented our first community-facing roadmap, you can access it here.

A future where everyone in the world is building applications on the same networked, composable data layer.

Orbis protocol enables developers to build with Ceramic's data infrastructure, facilitating performant social experiences for millions of users.

EthCC 5: Where to Find Ceramic in Paris

The Ethereum Community Conference kicks off in Paris this week. We’ve lined up a Ceramic hackathon, tech talks and a co-sponsored party that you won't want to miss. Come build with us, grab a drink, or just say hello!

Wednesday, July 20
Peer-to-Peer Networks

💡 We recommend that all developers build on Ceramic using ComposeDB, as described below. Check out the blog for other tutorials, like storing encrypted data on Ceramic.

ComposeDB on Ceramic is a decentralized, composable graph database that empowers developers to store and interact with their application data efficiently and swiftly.

Gitcoin's Proof of Personhood Passport

Gitcoin launches Proof of Personhood Passport, built on Ceramic, for Gitcoin Grants Round 14.

Hear about the latest developments from our core engineering team & community members.

Headline's Subscription-Based Publishing

The publishing protocol uses Unlock’s NFT-based access system and Ceramic’s decentralized data protocol to give creators full control over their content, communities, and monetization.

Explore the unique paradigms behind Web3 reputation, prominent use cases, and example architectures to incorporate credentials into your application.

In Web3 protocols, cryptographic keys are used for encryption and signature verification. Typically a key is split into a public and a private key and because private keys are hard to keep secure, it is considered good practice to change keys over time. This is commonly referred to as key revocation.

Series A Funding Announcement

The Ceramic community is on a mission to unlock data composability in the Web3 ecosystem.

How sovereignty, data models, and networks combine to create the internet’s user table and the sovereign web.

DAOhaus has integrated Ceramic to bring rich profiles to DAO members.

EthDenver 2022

We’re excited to return as the official sponsors for EthDenver, awarding up to $15,000 in prizes to the best hacks.

How we designed an access control system for sovereign data on a decentralized network.

Community Highlights

Hear about the latest developments from our core engineering team & community members.

How FungyProof uses Ceramic for NFT grading and enriching.

How CyberConnect is using Ceramic to connect everyone in Web3.0.