In addition to our unified API, Terminal supports automatically replicating normalized data to an Amazon S3 bucket in your AWS account. This enables:
Ongoing data replication to power downstream data pipelines
Complete data archival to maintain ownership of your data
Simplified implementation without the need to implement APIs or orchestrate data ingestion
To learn more about Terminal’s S3 replication capabilities and determine if it fits your use case, reach out to our team and we can help you get set up.
After configuring your bucket and bucket policy, you’ll need to set up your S3 destination with Terminal. Contact our team with the following information:
Bucket name
Environment (production or sandbox)
Configuration preferences (see options below)
Self-service destination management through the Terminal dashboard is coming
soon.
Review the configuration options below to optimize delivery for your use case. Our team can help recommend the best settings for your needs.
Configuration Options
Option
Description
Update Mode
Controls how partition updates are handled. Can choose to either overwrite or append. Both modes include all partition records. Defaults to overwrite.
Overwrite: Replaces existing files Append: Adds timestamped versions of files
Compression
Enable GZIP compression for objects. Defaults to true.
Include Raw
Include raw data in output, similar to the API raw parameter. It’s important to note raw data can significantly increase file sizes. Defaults to false.
Key Prefix
Optional prefix for object keys (e.g., /terminal-data/). Defaults to no prefix.
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