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Worker setup #13
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@conorgil you can load the data into the database now using the instructions i just uploaded. Give it a try. I'll finish up the worker tomorrow with a mocked out clicksend so we can get this all merged in. |
I updated the PR description to correct: firestorm -> Cloud Firestore 😉 I'm taking a look at this tonight! I'll report back. |
Request: can we create a Dockerfile to run the worker? Would make it easier than installing postgres, dealing with pipenv, etc, etc. |
Ya that’s just not done yet. Don’t worry it’s already part of the plan.
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Request: can we create a Dockerfile to run the worker? Would make it
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This is a lot of prototypical work. I actually discovered that google's Cloud Firestore will actually cost us significantly less for the richer query language that comes with it as opposed to something like dynamo. Additionally, Cloud Firestore can give us the flexibility to store/query on other data in the document. All this being said, the current design is such that the storage mechanism can be replaced if necessary.
TODOS