It's possible to implement any kind of computations on top of IPFS with Fluence. In this demo, we use a simple example that calculates size of a file. It's easily extendable to any kind of file processing or manipulation.
## Connect to the Fluence Network
You're presented with 3 random relays, connect to any of them.
You've just deployed [ProcessFiles](/aqua/src/process_files.aqua) service. It allows you to query file size of a file downloaded from IPFS. Enter IPFS CID, and press `get size` button.