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AWS S3 Persistence #198

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resistdesign opened this issue Nov 30, 2022 · 2 comments
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AWS S3 Persistence #198

resistdesign opened this issue Nov 30, 2022 · 2 comments

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@resistdesign
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I would like to store the data in S3.

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When used in a lambda, I would like to have changes pushed to S3 and have an instance restored from S3. Not just as a file from S3, but with S3 being used as an object store for each, individual entry/item.

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Bad things that run all the time and are not serverless.

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maheshmogal commented Dec 8, 2022

we can write our own function to write and read from S3 using exportInstance and importInstance. 👍😊

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I was wondering the same. It would be great if the persistToFile function can be extended to store data in S3.

For now, I have managed to make it work with EFS. But with EFS you need VPC and that adds some latency.

Once S3 support is added, I would like to test what works faster S3 or EFS.

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Do those functions load the entire database, though?

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