Data Destination - KARTE Datahub
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This is the help page for setting up transfer to KARTE Datahub.

Data linkage is possible by transferring data to the GCS bucket of the Google Cloud Platform with trocco and configuring the ingestion settings on the KARTE Datahub side.
For details on the KARTE Datahub side, see External Service Integration (trocco).

Setting items

STEP1 Basic settings

Itemnamerequireddefault
valuecontent
KARTE Datahub connection informationYes-Please refer to the connection information of KARTE Datahub.
bucketYes-Specify the name of the bucket to which you want to transfer data.
Path prefixYes-Specify the path prefix to which the data is transferred.
trocco outputs multiple files to the destination bucket, starting with the path prefix.
During transfer, files matching the path prefix will be deleted and new files will be uploaded.
If you need to keep past files, you can use custom variables and embed the transfer date and time in the path prefix.
You can separate the path prefix for each transfer.
For example, set a custom variable with the path prefix trocco//               data.
If you made the transfer on January 1, 2020,
trocco/20200101/data.000.00.csv
You can separate paths by date, for example:
Output file formatYes.CSVYou can choose the format of the output file.
Please see here for details.
File compressionNo-Here you can choose how you want to compress your files.
Please see here for details.

About the number of output files

Due to the specifications of TROCCO, multiple divided files may be output to the transfer destination.

Example: The path prefix is trocco/data

Multiple files may be output, as shown below.

  • trocco/data.000.00.csv
  • trocco/data.000.01.csv

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The various links are as follows.


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