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Once the client has received the last chunk of data, the connection is closed.
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### Implementation paths
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Different retrieval workflows use different tools:
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| Workflow | Maintained path |
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| Serving PDP retrievals as a storage provider | Use [Curio](https://curiostorage.org/) for PDP retrievals. |
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| Serving PoRep retrievals as a storage provider | Use [Boost](https://boost.filecoin.io/) to serve retrievals. Boost supports Graphsync retrievals by default, and storage providers can run [`booster-http`](https://boost.filecoin.io/http-retrieval) for HTTP retrievals when configured. |
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| Retrieving data as a client | Use [Lassie](https://github.com/filecoin-project/lassie) to fetch content from Filecoin and IPFS using the best available retrieval path. |
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| Retrieving application data with Filecoin Onchain Cloud | See the [Filecoin Onchain Cloud retrieval docs](https://docs.filecoin.cloud/core-concepts/retrieval/) for maintained Synapse SDK retrieval flows. |
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4. Build the right infrastructure
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5. Get to know the ecosystem
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6. Understand ROI and collateral
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7.Get started with Lotus
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7.Choose your provider software stack
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8. Set up a local development environment
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9. Become a storage provider
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10.Supercharge your mainnet experience with Boost
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10.Configure PoRep deal-making and retrieval services
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11. Explore verified deals and ecosystem tools
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## Understand Filecoin economics
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To run a successful storage provider business, it is crucial to understand the concept of Return on Investment (ROI) and the significance of collateral. By planning ahead and considering various factors, such as CAPEX, OPEX, network variables, and collateral requirements, you can make informed decisions that impact your business's profitability and desired capacity.
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## Get started with Lotus <ahref="#get-started-with-lotus"id="get-started-with-lotus"></a>
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## Choose your provider software stack
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Lotus is the leading reference implementation of the Filecoin protocol and the most widely used software stack for interacting with the blockchain and operating a storage provider setup. Understanding Lotus is fundamental to navigating the Filecoin network and building a reliable storage operation.
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Storage providers usually run several pieces of software together. Start by understanding which component handles each part of the operation:
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| Component | Role |
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|[Curio](https://curiostorage.org/)| Modern storage-provider stack for running provider operations, including PDP storage, proving, and retrieval, and PoRep sealing and proving workflows. |
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|[Lotus](https://lotus.filecoin.io)| Reference Filecoin implementation for chain sync, node operations, miner actor interactions, and client tooling. |
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|[Boost](https://boost.filecoin.io)| Deal-making and retrieval software for accepting PoRep storage deals and serving retrievals, including HTTP retrievals when configured. |
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For new storage-provider planning, treat Curio as the provider operations stack, Lotus as the underlying Filecoin node and chain tooling, and optionally Boost as the PoRep storage-deal and retrieval layer. Use each project's maintained documentation for installation and production configuration.
## Supercharge your mainnet experience with Boost <ahref="#supercharge-your-mainnet-experience-with-boost"id="supercharge-your-mainnet-experience-with-boost"></a>
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## Configure PoRep deal-making and retrieval services
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As you step into the mainnet, Boost helps you accept PoRep storage deals and offer data retrieval services to data owners. Deploying Boost unlocks your ability to participate in PoRep deal-making and serve clients across the Filecoin network.
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As you step into the mainnet, Boost is the software designed to help you secure storage deals and offer efficient data retrieval services to data owners. Deploying Boost unlocks your ability to participate in deal-making and serve clients across the Filecoin network.
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