Azure Blob and Amazon S3 file transfer
Cloud storage is a source and a destination in DataBridge. Pull files from a container or bucket, or deliver query results and mapped files into one.
Azure Blob Storage or Amazon S3 → Azure Blob, S3 or any destination
Modules. Integrate bundle for file-to-file routes. Add Database, which is the Everything bundle, for query routes.
Edition. DataBridge Server. Desktop delivers to both destinations, and runs schedules only while the app is open.
- DataBridge is built for tabular files and query results, not for syncing whole buckets or moving large binary objects.
- A source run takes the oldest waiting item only.
A real DataBridge screen, with sample data from a demo instance.
How it works.
Each step names the feature as it appears in the product.
- Step 1
Source
Add an Azure Blob container or an S3 bucket as a source. Preview fetches one item without ingesting it, and What's there lists what is waiting.
- Step 2
Destination
Add Azure Blob Storage or Amazon S3 as a destination. S3-compatible stores such as MinIO work too. Credentials and keys are stored encrypted.
- Step 3
Scheduled job
Import from source or Execute query, then Push results with a file name pattern.
- Step 4
Mixed routes
Combine them: SFTP to S3, a query to Azure Blob, or a bucket to a database table.
Common questions.
Does it support S3-compatible storage?
Yes. The Amazon S3 destination includes S3-compatible stores such as MinIO.
Do I need the cloud to run DataBridge?
No. DataBridge runs on your own Windows server and reaches cloud storage over the network when a route uses it.
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