Eduardo Fuerte
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Could you point an overall (basic) guideline on how to implement an App (Android/ Ios - maybe IONIC ) that must to persist data at an AWS NoSQL database (MongoDB) ?
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Could you point an overall (basic) guideline on how to implement an App (Android/ Ios - maybe IONIC ) that must to persist data at an AWS NoSQL database (MongoDB) ?
Thanks in advance.
Could you point an overall (basic) guideline on how to implement an App (Android/ Ios - maybe IONIC ) that must to persist data at an AWS NoSQL database (MongoDB) ?
Thanks in advance.
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Yes, something we have done, yet.
In the meanwhile we made an REST API to receive MongoDB data and then inserts it on a MSSQLServer table, making a syncronization, the specific purpose of this table is just to promote the syncronism between MongoDB (at AWS) and MSSQLServer.
This table has a trigger that inserts/ updates data at a set of MSSQLServer tables.
Another company develops the app, with IONIC (iOS and Android) that obtains the data to input at MogoDB.
Yes, something we have done, yet.
In the meanwhile we made an REST API to receive MongoDB data and then inserts it on a MSSQLServer table, making a syncronization, the specific purpose of this table is just to promote the syncronism between MongoDB (at AWS) and MSSQLServer.
This table has a trigger that inserts/ updates data at a set of MSSQLServer tables.
Another company develops the app, with IONIC (iOS and Android) that obtains the data to input at MogoDB.
Hi,
Ok, then, can you be more specific with your problem?
Ok, then, can you be more specific with your problem?
ASKER
My question asks for an in general overall - an architecture view.
Since we had started our job, as the time passed, more specific problems will demand another questions.
Since we had started our job, as the time passed, more specific problems will demand another questions.
Hi,
Let's start with the data: what's the use case behind all this data movement? Why MongoDB and SQL Server?
Let's start with the data: what's the use case behind all this data movement? Why MongoDB and SQL Server?
ASKER
Because there are 02 different aspects, the first deals with SQLServer and another MongoDB that runs at Apps. The 02 databases must to be syncronized.
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At least he tried something!
Can you build a REST API in front of the NoSQL database?