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Ask HN: Syncing data with a central service across WEB

2 pointsby DuncanIdahoover 13 years ago
Scenario: I'm building a WEB service that provides service to various clients. In the next step I would like to integrate my service with clients' existing data, making it necessary to synchronize data bidirectionally (both ends can create or update data).<p>Since I am very proficient in CouchDB (Lotus Domino) architectural model, my first thought was to use CouchDB pull replication to pump the data back and forth.<p>I'd like to know, what is the obvious solution/alternative to my proposed approach. Message queues? Polling the central service, while maintaining local cache?<p>Requirements:<p>&#62;Installation considerations and ease of use are primary concerns,<p>&#62;The proposed method should be tolerant to connectivity issues enabling the clients to work offline,<p>&#62;Data volumes are going to be low (10's of megabytes per day, max),<p>&#62;latencies are not an issue, 15 minutes is entirely acceptable.

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