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Can the data be replicated to our own pg database from the built-in database? Close to real-time?

• meredydd 9y ago
  Absolutely - please ask about our Enterprise plans ;) That said, even with the standard plans you can plug into your own Postgres database from server code (just `import psycopg` - it's only Python, after all). And using the Uplink, you can access Anvil's database from your code anywhere on the internet, with the same API as Anvil server code.
  • johnyseeslately 9y ago
    What you should really do is also sell anvil in a form that makes it possible to host on premise or in AWS or somewhere else. Even if you charge a 1000$for that people would pay up. You don’t need to open source everything but you can sell the compiled c files instead with installations and support guidelines. I would love to use it but if I cannot control the infrastructure I feel my hands are tied.
    • meredydd 9y ago
      We do exactly that! (https://anvil.works/blog/anvil-on-site https://anvil.works/blog/anvil-on-site) Installing and running it is typically a single 'docker-compose' command. If you're interested in this option, please do drop us an email at sales@anvil.works.
      • derstr 9y ago
        But unlike the other plans the pricing is not transparent.. even non enterprise customers may want this option.
• jimnotgym 9y ago
  I'm interested in this Also things like bulk uploads to a table for migration, would I have to write a service for this? I have an app I would like to migrate that has a sqlite table with static data in it, that I could see using this. I suppose I could use the server connector, but what other tools does this have?