Iroh
@iroh.computer
IP addresses break, dial keys instead. I'm iroh.computer from the folks at n0.computer, a modular networking stack in Rust 🦀
We got our hands on two Raspberry Pi embedded computers: a Pimoroni Presto and a bare Raspberry Pi Pico 2, and did some hacking to get iroh to run with a fork of pico-std-rust. www.iroh.computer/blog/iroh-on...
iroh on Raspberry Pi Pico 2 RP2350
Iroh currently does not support nostd, so you would have to fork not just iroh but our entire protocol ecosystem to do something actually useful... can we maybe just get std to work?
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Thank you to our generous Gold sponsor iroh for supporting #rustconf this year! Be sure to connect with their team at #rustconf26 this week. www.iroh.computer
Please be aware that this morning at about 07:10 UTC a malicious version (0.3.10, now removed) of the arrayref crate was published. This crate is a transitive dependency of iroh, via blake3 and might have made it onto your (CI) machine if you happened to cargo update between 07:10 and ~08:10 UTC.
I’ve been working on an Exaclidraw fork for about a week that syncs your drawings to your Atmosphere account as well as uses Iroh for realtime encrypted end to end collaborative work. I feel like it’s at a stage where I can share it. Meet lexidraw.app!
Lexidraw, an Excalidraw fork where your drawings follow you
Lexidraw is an Excalidraw fork where your drawings follow you. Share publicly with the Atmosphere or privately with iroh.
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At the IETF126 meeting in Vienna this week? Want to chat about iroh? About QUIC? Multipath? Holepunching? Ping us!
Last week I published a blog post about how to use an ESP32 and @iroh.computer to build a smart fan. Now the fan has arrived, so I have extended the blog post with the actual build. A STL for a 3d printer is included. www.iroh.computer/blog/an-iroh...
If you are interested in the history of the various decisions that went into @iroh.computer 1.0, I have written a blog post about the road to iroh 1.0. There were a lot of twists and turns... www.iroh.computer/blog/the-roa...
The road to iroh 1.0
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Bring back some chill, using @iroh.computer. I wrote an end-to-end example showing how to use iroh on an esp32 to read temperatures and control a fan. Including a WASM gui, an irpc protocol, temperature sensor, fan controller, and wiring instructions. www.iroh.computer/blog/an-iroh...
We have made some progress getting @iroh.computer to work on esp32. Iroh 1.0 compiles on xtensa esp32 and works on the esp32-s3 out of the box. We still need a tiny dependency reduction patch for the bare esp32, but nothing major. github.com/n0-computer/...
Deep dive into iroh: A replacement for WireGuard or a P2P layer for your application? kerkour.com/iroh-v1-p2p @iroh.computer #rust #iroh #programming #p2p #tech #crypto #cryptography #devops #wireguard
Deep dive into iroh: A replacement for WireGuard or a P2P layer for your application?
Just last week, the iroh project announced the release of its v1.0. What is iroh? Well, I'm glad you're asking because it's a very interesting project that I'm following for
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I am currently updating the @iroh.computer docs site with animations. For example here is how our hole punching works in detail. We will cover how we do hole punching in detail in a blog post soon. docs.iroh.computer/what-is-iroh
What a week! 1.0 launch on Monday, 10k stars by Thursday. Thank you so much everyone for all of your support 😊
Let's collect some cool stuff people are building on iroh :) Post your thing and we'll try to repost ✌️ 🧵
We also shot a smol video. As a treat. www.youtube.com/watch?v=U8Gt...
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YouTube video by number 0
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We just released the first stable version of iroh, v1.0! Read about it: www.iroh.computer/blog/v1 We're super proud of where we landed with iroh's 1.0. Since version 0.35 it feels like we've entirely replaced the "engine underneath". Are you a fellow key-dialer? Come tell us how you use iroh!
Iroh 1.0 - Dial Keys, not IPs
Iroh 1.0 is out. Now is the time to build.
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🚀 And another, but (hopefully) the last one! @iroh.computer 1.0.0-rc.1 is out now. Better hole punching for everyone. Now is the time to test and upgrade! www.iroh.computer/blog/iroh-1-...
iroh 1.0.0-rc.1 - The last one
Release of iroh v1.0.0-rc.1, the last release candidate before 1.0
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Post-quantum security has been a frequently-asked question for as long as iroh exists. We're happy to report iroh can do PQC now! Read about it and all the nuance: www.iroh.computer/blog/iroh-po... #rust
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less net work for networks
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After four years of work and more than 50 releases, I'm close to becoming a 1.0 adult. www.iroh.computer/blog/iroh-1-...
iroh 1.0.0-rc.0 - The first release candidate
Release of iroh v1.0.0-rc.0
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Who says you need to buy new hardware? It's always a magic feeling when you can supercharge old Android-based terminals and Windows 7 machines with peer-to-peer! www.iroh.computer/blog/paycode
iroh for payments
How Paycode used iroh to connect payment terminals to point of sale systems at highway toll booths, with no additional servers and full compliance.
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Friends at Datum are cooking. Share your localhost to the internet with Datum Desktop! www.datum.net/blog/introdu...
The Core Tech Behind Datum's Desktop App
We built an app to expose your localhost to a public HTTPS URL, here's how it's built and what we learned along the way.
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Over the last two years we spent tons of effort into writing a #rust QUIC multipath & NAT traversal implementation. Beyond iroh, we're now ready to share it as a building block for others to use! www.iroh.computer/blog/noq-ann...
noq, noq, who's there?
Introducing noq: n0's QUIC implementation
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v0.97 is out & it's a biggie: custom transports, preset API, embeddable relay server, address filtering, and a switch to our own QUIC implementation! www.iroh.computer/blog/iroh-0-...
iroh 0.97.0 - Custom Transports & noq
Release of iroh v0.97.0
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Our latest blog post from @rklaehn.bsky.social is the deep dive on DDOS protection in QUIC you always wanted: www.iroh.computer/blog/quic-pa...
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less net work for networks
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Got @iroh.computer to work on the smallest device yet. An ESP32 with 4MB of application memory and 4MB of heap. This is a horribly patched version, but nothing drastic, just reducing deps.
who said the bay is dead? we're keeping the hacker vibe alive in Oakland, but this decade will be rust flavored -- with talks from n0.computer, dioxus, zed, and goose! luma.com/cyu67mpz
🦀 East Bay Rust - Inaugural Meetup · Luma
Rust fans, it's time we have a meetup on the right side of the Bay. 😉 Our goal is simple - meet regularly, learn from each other, and connect with others…
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@pvh.ca speaks truth, but there's one more corner in the design space: you can federate the infrastructure instead of centralizing it. That's the choice we made for iroh relays: you can run your own (it's OSS!), and endpoints connected to your relay can talk to endpoints connected to other relays.
pvh@pvh.ca · 7mo agoAll peer-to-peer systems have to compromise one way or another on this: they can decide that direct P2P is essential and simply fail, they can provide centralized fallback alternatives, or they can try to find/convince/incentivize another peer to route traffic on your behalf.
The version number doesn't do it justice. This is the foundation for 1.0 and for many exciting features that will happen under the hood during the 1.0 series. It is also a big step for our plan to build iroh on existing IETF RFCs and RFC drafts as much as possible.
