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# Quarterly Objectives and Key Results

We try to frame our ongoing work using a process based on quarterly Objectives and Key Results (OKRs). Objectives reflect outcomes that are challenging, but realistic. Results are tangible and measurable.

## 2018 Q2

> Work in Progress

### The daemon is stable and so core is reliable

- `PX` - OWNER - The uncaught errors and memory usage are under control and a daemon can run for a week non stop
- `PX` - VictorBjelkholm - One or more js-ipfs daemons are part of the IPFS infrastructure (Bootstraper nodes)
- `PX` - VictorBjelkholm - js.ipfs.io exposes an IPFS Gateway provided by a js-ipfs daemon

### The core can handle vast amounts of data

- `PX` - achingbrain - The MFS is implemented in js-ipfs
- `PX` - achingbrain - npm on IPFS is used as a test vector of js-ipfs capabilities
- `PX` - OWNER - js-ipfs in the browser can fetch a dataset of at least 100Gb (and create archives.js.ipfs.io)
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Needs an Owner.

- `PX` - OWNER - js-ipfs in Node.js can add and transfer a dataset of at least 1TB (use npm to prove it)
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Needs an Owner.

- `PX` - jacobheun - A S3 IPFS Repo backend exists and it is easily pluggable on `new IPFS`
- `PX` - OWNER - The PIN API is finished and merged.
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@JonKrone has been working on this one following the work of @AdamStone. @JonKrone let us know if you will have the availability to take this one to the finish line.

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Needs an Owner.

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@JonKrone would you like to be the owner for this one given that you already did most of the work?

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@diasdavid Yep yep, happy to. I misunderstood this PR, sorry for the late response.


### The APIs are more ergonomic and developer productivity is off the charts

- `PX` - vmx - Complete the first milestone of the Awesome Endeavour - Flow
- `PX` - vmx - Roadmap and Kickstart the second milestone for the Awesome Endeavour - Flow
- `PX` - fsdiogo - Make js-ipfs uglify friendly again
- `PX` - VictorBjelkholm - Every env (i.e Linux, Windows, Mac OS X, Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Edge) test run is parallelized in CI
- `PX` - VictorBjelkholm - CLI, HTTP-API and Core Tests of js-ipfs are parallelized in CI
- `PX` - fsdiogo - A repo migration utility exists and migration is a good experience for js-ipfs users

### libp2p levels up, learns new superpowers and a dedicated team is formed

- `PX` - OWNER - libp2p has primitives to keep connections under control
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@pgte did a ton of work in Q1 to make this possible. @pgte wanna continue handling it for Q2?

- `PX` - dryajov - Readable Streams no more! Reduce the overhead of Readable -> Pull in libp2p-mplex
- `PX` - diasdavid - The libp2p.next() refactor is complete
- `PX` - diasdavid - Delegated Peer Routing and Content Routing modules are created
- `PX` - diasdavid - Browsers no longer rely on static rendezvous points for Discovery
- `PX` - jacobheun - js-libp2p gets its Private Networks implementation
- `PX` - diasdavid - js-libp2p gets its own OKR spreadsheet for next Q3

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Can I propose the libp2p dissector for wireshark and libp2p-nodetrust as an OKR?
https://github.com/mkg20001/libp2p-dissector https://github.com/mkg20001/libp2p-nodetrust

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that be super helpful, not sure if it fits the js OKR tho, maybe it has a better place? In any case, would be rad to have it 👍

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@mkg20001 what would be the specific key result and would you be the owner of it?

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Libp2p dissector: A libp2p dissector for wireshark exists and implements all protocols used in IPFS as well as secio decryption
Libp2p nodetrust: The libp2p nodetrust module is deployed (possibly audited?) and being used in production services

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Yes, I want to be owner of both OKRs

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Yes. Although I would probably need some help with the C stuff as I'm still learning the language.

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@diasdavid Are they going to get added to the list?

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@mkg20001 if you need help with the Wireshark dissector for libp2p, I'm happy to collaborate! I just finished working on a dissector for the Ethereum discovery protocol – which hopefully we'll publish soon ;-)

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@raulk Thanks! I'd really need your help. Currently I'm stuck at reassembling data from yamux packets.

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@mkg20001 Is there a branch with the WIP you can point me to? Not sure if you've come across the Wireshark API facilities for reassembling PDUs over TCP, I guess yes (section 2.7 here).

I read the yamux spec and I guess another complexity you've identified is how to follow and register individual streams separately within a session. Since all Yamux packets contain the stream ID, we can set it on the proto tree and attach a filter to it.

Then I think we can use the register_follow_stream function to register a new follower on a statistics tap, that relies on the stream ID. This function is somewhat hidden, as I wasn't able to find documentation about this facility, but the tcp dissector uses it here

Perhaps sooner or later, we'll need to store the streams identified within a session inside the WS conversation data. We can either use a simple linked list of stream IDs, or a map if we want to store info about each stream (e.g. statistics).

Happy to continue discussing, here or elsewhere ;-)

### The Community is pumped by having a selection of example applications, blog posts and video tutorials on how to build DApps with IPFS

- `PX` - OWNER - Blog post on PeerPad Architecture with focus on its Read/Write Capability System
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@pgte this overlaps with the Dynamic Data WG focus, perhaps we should move it there?

- `PX` - fsdiogo - The Exchange Files example gets a new face and becomes a fully usable app for exchange files (e.g files.js.ipfs.io)
- `PX` - Mr0grog - Identify the top 3 examples that would help the majority of the developers to understand how to use IPFS
- `PX` - diasdavid - js.ipfs.io design gets finalized, implemented and published

## 2018 Q1

Find the OKRs for 2018 Q1 at the [IPFS OKRs Spreadsheet](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/u/1/d/1clB-W489rJpbOEs2Q7Q2Jf1WMXHQxXgccBcUJS9QTiI/edit#gid=2079514081)