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Handle big dataset outputs #125

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DerkSchooltink opened this issue Jun 4, 2024 · 2 comments
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Handle big dataset outputs #125

DerkSchooltink opened this issue Jun 4, 2024 · 2 comments

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@DerkSchooltink
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It could be the case while selecting a lot of entries from a database, that the set will become too large to be able to be displayed. It might be an idea to provide functionality to download the results from somewhere instead of displaying them in the browser, to avoid crashing it.

Considering the potential size of these output artefacts, it would be nice to be able to configure your own data storage medium, like an URL to an AWS S3 bucket, or similar other software storage platforms.
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VIDGuide commented Jun 4, 2024

Second the use of an s3 bucket for storage, both for large data sets like this, but also for repeatable access without running the query again.

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Askir commented Jun 5, 2024

Using a bucket for long term storage of results and also a continuous audit log has already come up before.

Regarding downloading: On the main branch (not in v3 yet) there is a download as CSV button that should allow for at least not crashing the browser (or the container running Kviklet).

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