This repository provides a sanitized IPFS node configuration template for testing and learning.
A quick review identified one value that should not be kept as-is in a public template:
Identity.PeerIDinipfs-node-config.jsonhas been replaced withREPLACE_WITH_YOUR_PEER_ID.
Note: A Peer ID is often public in IPFS networks, but publishing a fixed identity in a reusable repo can still cause confusion and accidental reuse. Keeping a placeholder is safer for templates.
- Create a fresh local IPFS repo:
ipfs init
- Open your local IPFS config and copy relevant sections from
ipfs-node-config.json. - Keep your own identity/private key material local and out of version control.
- Keep this repository as a template, not a dump of a live node config.
- Avoid committing environment-specific values unless documented as examples.
- Add basic validation in CI (for example,
jq . ipfs-node-config.json) to catch invalid JSON. - Periodically review network and gateway settings for least-privilege defaults.
This repository is for configuration examples and testing. It does not include operational support.