Using Bitcoin or another Altcoin for Decentralized Database Storage I was wondering has there been any attempts on using the blockchain as a decentralized database storage system? Would it be feasible to use it on Bitcoin or another Altcoin and if so which altcoin would suit it best? I would imagine Bitcoin would have the most redundancy as it has the most nodes.

Say for example I have my CMS and I wanted to store my user records in a blockchain. Or is there another practical example when using blockchain for storing database records?
Yes there have been some proposed ideas such as FileCoin, Storj and probably others. However, I'm not sure how well these systems work because there would need to be a way to prove to other peers that you actually are serving the piece of data. Some call it proof-of-storage, others proof-of-retrievability. But it's still an open problem that nobody seems to have solved yet. I mean, this is probably why both projects I mentioned above aren't ready yet.

From a technical point of view the idea of a P2P storage system is that if you upload a piece of content on this cloud, you'd expect it to be there all the time. That's the whole point of a cloud; you upload it, and can download it from anywhere in the world at any time. I'm not sure that P2P is a good solution to this issue. A client-server model, from an entity that you trust and pay directly which has reputation (say Dropbox), is probably a better mechanism of doing this. 

In a P2P system, all the nodes that were holding your data could simply go offline for no particular reason and your data would be unreachable. Furthermore, even if the nodes were incentivized to keep sharing your data (perhaps being compensated through some form of cryptocurrency), there's still no way to figure out how the incentive would work exactly. For example, how would you stop yourself from serving your own data using another computer, and therefore getting all the crypto yourself? 

It's a very interesting problem and I think we're slowly getting there, but we really need to get the incentives right, and it's a really hard problem in a P2P system. But hey, there's hope, just look at Bitcoin!