Data Synchronization Puns

Say you have a bunch of raw json objects in your S3 data lake, how do you keep track of which ones you have and have not processed? By processed I mean transformed via dbt, python, etc. and sent into an analytics database for instance?

Do you have some synchronization table in a synchronization database that keeps track of each id of each type that has been processed and has a generic key to link to the processed object?

What if 1 raw object links to multiple processed objects? Or if you need multiple raw objects to create one processed object?

every time i spend a bit of bloodpoints into the bloodweb, i get this error that the cloud couldnt synchronize with my player data currency. restarted everything but i just cant even spend the money i saved wtf do i do

and btw, how many charges do the toolboxes have? the event ones only say they speed up repair but no charges?

Hello, I am new in ROS and in my master thesis I am trying to find possible solutions to capture heterogeneous data streams from distributed sensors and enable applications of fused modeling of situational awareness. After being suggested by my team to look at ROS for this purpose, I have managed to capture sensor data and represent it fused in RVIZ. What would this process look like if I have multiple sensor nodes with multiple separate sensors and then want to merge the data from the sensor nodes on a master host?

So specifically, I would like to know: How could I realize the common data time synchronization of the incoming data streams in ROS?

Thanks!

I am completely new to both mining and Monero. I chose Monero because it appears to me like something I can get involved with. However, I'm already getting discouraged due to the high amount of data been consumed for just the GUI Synchronization.

Out of almost 1.6milliom blocks to sync, I'm left with over 740,000 more blocks and I've lost about 50GB already. I'm just curious to know if I'd need another 50 to 60GB worth of data to completely sync the wallet or will it consum higher? This is because data access in my country is quite limiting and expensive.

Also, it appears like the wallet cannot be used unless it completely syncs.

Other questions:

Can I start pool mining while my wallet syncs?

Can I do both CPU and GPU mining at the same time?

Hello guys, wanted to ask how to handle data synchronization with. Net core. I have one remote db and one local db, the remote being the main one. I have to synchronize latest data from the remote to local one every hour. Was thinking about handling it with audit log but wanna know if there are other better options. Also if I should use SSIS for this task. Thank you

Are there any ELT tools out there that can:

1. automatically detect when new tables are made to source databases and create corresponding tables in the target data lake (Snowflake/Redshift/BigQuery) and populate the data?
2. automatically detect when columns are added to source tables and add them to corresponding data-lake tables and populate them?
3. automatically detect when columns are renamed in the source databases and rename them to match in the data lake?

I'm mostly thinking of sources like Aurora Postgres, SQL Server, and Oracle.

We have an application that has millions of data in RDS. The search has been slow since couple of months because of data load. Therefore, the company has asked me to implement elastic search, so that to boost the search speed.

The problem is we have to contentiously sync the elasticsearch indices and the RDS.

I tried to sync using abc cli. It only synchronizes the table with its corresponding index and does not give options to manage data structure by ourselves.

Our data has so many joins and nested query. It has to be managed in elasticsearch as well to perform efficient search.

So, my question is what are some possible ways to do such continuous synchronization?

I don't know where to really register a complaint, and googling shows this has been done before, so sorry for this post. Please delete if it breaks the rules. i just feel, due to my history of interaction with Steam support, that there is zero point in contacting them.

I don't blame the devs. I mainly blame myself for blindly trusting Steam to work properly and not backing up my save files.

Hi, I'm developing an app and am looking for some insight on an architecture that will help me sync data across devices/platforms. I have a few somewhat unique requirements:

• App should have no login
• Data entered into the app is unique to a single user and never viewed by anyone else
• When a user installs the app on either Android or iPhone all of their data should be stored only in a local SQLite database or some other datastore (e.g. Realm.io) on their phone
• A user may upgrade to a paid membership at which time they have the option to sync their data between all their devices (Android/iPhone/iPad and in the future a website). I would like to keep a copy of the data on each device for the eventuality of.....
• A user may stop syncing between devices at which time a local copy of whatever data is on each device remains intact.

My thoughts right now are to have a local Realm database that comes with the app install. When a user upgrades I will create a unique identifier and hidden password stored on the device which I will use to associate them with a synced Realm in the cloud, without needing to provide a password themselves.

At upgrade time I will copy the local Realm to the synced Realm.

If they want to link a new device they will have to read a QR code from their master device, which will give them the unique identifier/password combo used to connect to their cloud-based Realm. I'm going for a similar experience to how apps like Signal or WhatsApp work.

A few of my questions/concerns:

• Is there a better datastore and syncing option than Realm, like another provider, or some way to do this with pure SQLite and running my own sync server, without writing a ton of complex transactional data merging code?
• How do I go about keeping a local copy of data on each phone, that way when someone downgrades all their data is simply on their phone?
• What is the best way to authenticate someone to a cloud data store without requiring them to have a username and password? (e.g. UUID or token)

Thank you very much!

I changed the data on redis, wanted to synchronize it to mysql periodically, how do I do it? what are the solutions, the tools?
at the same time, data no found on redis, how to synchronize from mysql to redis?

Hello Deep Towners! As you know some iOS users are getting data synchronization error(s) when they try to save/load the game or enter the guild tab. After investigating the issue we conclude that this problem occurs for the following three reasons:

1. Your iCloud Drive is turned off. Go to your settings -> iCloud and make sure that it’s toggled green.

2. You have cancelled the Game Center request to sign in too many times in a row (3 or 4). What you need to do is go to your Settings and sign in to Game Center manually.

3. Your Game Center and iCloud are not connected with the same e-mail account. Please make sure they are the same.

Recently got a new device, and it keeps showing me this error when i try to load my account. I'm on android, does anyone know how to fix this?

Hi, I'm developing an app and am looking for some insight on an architecture that will help me sync data across devices/platforms. I have a few somewhat unique requirements:

• App should have no login
• Data entered into the app is unique to a single user and never viewed by anyone else
• When a user installs the app on either Android or iPhone all of their data should be stored only in a local SQLite database or some other datastore (e.g. Realm.io) on their phone
• A user may upgrade to a paid membership at which time they have the option to sync their data between all their devices (Android/iPhone/iPad and in the future a website). I would like to keep a copy of the data on each device for the eventuality of.....
• A user may stop syncing between devices at which time a local copy of whatever data is on each device remains intact.

My thoughts right now are to have a local Realm database that comes with the app install. When a user upgrades I will create a unique identifier and hidden password stored on the device which I will use to associate them with a synced Realm in the cloud, without needing to provide a password themselves.

At upgrade time I will copy the local Realm to the synced Realm.

If they want to link a new device they will have to read a QR code from their master device, which will give them the unique identifier/password combo used to connect to their cloud-based Realm. I'm going for a similar experience to how apps like Signal or WhatsApp work.

A few of my questions/concerns:

• Is there a better datastore and syncing option than Realm, like another provider, or some way to do this with pure SQLite and running my own sync server, without writing a ton of complex transactional data merging code?
• How do I go about keeping a local copy of data on each phone, that way when someone downgrades all their data is simply on their phone?
• What is the best way to authenticate someone to a cloud data store without requiring them to have a username and password? (e.g. UUID or token)

Thank you very much!