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It would be helpful to be able to query what's in the repo. As we discussed, having to constantly make spreadsheets for this stuff is tedious. Would be nice to have a DB we can query directly.
aws s3 ls --recursive s3://sfr-champdata > dump.txt
Should be able to read the list and extract the following fields as fields in the sqllite DB
Size
Date
Visit ID
Filename
File extension
Should be able to quickly and completely purge all previous records before reading the list.
Link visitID to the rest of the DB
We can look at making the actual S3 calls in .NET but for now that's even fancier than we need. There's nothing wrong with aws s3 ls on the console for now.
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@MattReimer is this still needed? I think this is out of date now that we are close to having Maude and direct retrieval of engine inputs from API. We are moving pretty fast to a system where we don't store or use champ automation data on S3.
@philipbaileynar This was only ever supposed to be a temporary measure. I think the problem is that with API and cloudwatch logs you still don't get 100% visibility on what we "have".
So, either we move the discussion of meta metric schemas forward quickly or we do this as a stop-gap measure until we have that conversation.
It would be helpful to be able to query what's in the repo. As we discussed, having to constantly make spreadsheets for this stuff is tedious. Would be nice to have a DB we can query directly.
aws s3 ls --recursive s3://sfr-champdata > dump.txt
The output looks like this:
Features:
We can look at making the actual S3 calls in .NET but for now that's even fancier than we need. There's nothing wrong with
aws s3 ls
on the console for now.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: