Hi and congrats ! > bidirectional data connectors which aim to solve automated ETL (eg moving data from an API to Snowflake), reverse ETL (we pipe the data straight to your CRM) I need exactly this at work. However, my requirements are : - it has to be "self-hosted", usually in my clients' VPC, sending data to a third party is a big no-no. - most of them use SAP, Salesforces and many other esoteric CRMs & ERPs. It ha…
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#22Hi and congrats ! > bidirectional data connectors which aim to solve automated ETL (eg moving data from an API to Snowflake), reverse ETL (we pipe the data straight to your CRM) I need exactly this at work. However, my requirements are : - it has to be "self-hosted", usually in my clients' VPC, sending data to a third party is a big no-no. - most of them use SAP, Salesforces and many other esoteric CRMs & ERPs. It ha…
All of this is in our roadmap so we are glad to hear that we are on the right track. However we would love to know more about your last point. If you can email us to andres@movinglake.com and edgar@movinglake.com so we can discuss it, we would greatly appreciate it!
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#24Hi and congrats ! > bidirectional data connectors which aim to solve automated ETL (eg moving data from an API to Snowflake), reverse ETL (we pipe the data straight to your CRM) I need exactly this at work. However, my requirements are : - it has to be "self-hosted", usually in my clients' VPC, sending data to a third party is a big no-no. - most of them use SAP, Salesforces and many other esoteric CRMs & ERPs. It ha…
+1 to a version which works in a VPC in a public cloud. This is starting to become table stakes for some large enterprise products.
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#25Hola, solo para comentar que hay un pequeño error en la traducción, dice "tostar" la aplicación, cuando debería decir "testar". Su aplicación podría funcionar para pequeñas o micro empresas...?... Algún ejemplo...? Gracias.
Gracias por el comentario! Supongo que en la traducción de inglés a español se perdió ahí algo.
Pero sí claro! Nuestra aplicación puede funcionar para pequeñas o micro empresas para cualquiera de nuestros conectores. Cualquier pregunta por favor escríbanos a andres@movinglake.com o edgar@movinglake.com
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#26This is really awesome. Great work guys. So many use cases, such annoying stuff to work on, huge value add.
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#27Earlier quoted context omitted.
+1 to a version which works in a VPC in a public cloud. This is starting to become table stakes for some large enterprise products.
We completely understand. We don't support it right now, but we built the product to be completely cloud native so this is straight forward for us to implement. But yeah, it's definitely in our roadmap.
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#28Because the href is `text-decoration:none`, this page appears to be blank: https://www.movinglake.com/docs/security/ only by hovering over "Data Privacy" does one realize it's a sub-page
I would guess in general the docs need some TLC, since https://www.movinglake.com/docs/destinations/http/ doesn't help me know what knobs I have influence over, as best I can tell "page 2" is the same as page 1 (https://www.movinglake.com/docs/destinations/page/2/), and for sure please do not require static AWS credentials (https://www.movinglake.com/docs/destinations/s3/) -- we actually have a Service Control Policy that outright bans the use of `iam:CreateAccessKey` across our entire AWS Org. Also, the "IAM view" is missing its protocol, causing the browser to think that the link is https://www.movinglake.com/docs/destinations/s3/console.aws....
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#29Congratulations on the launch! Because the href is `text-decoration:none`, this page appears to be blank: https://www.movinglake.com/docs/security/ only by hovering over "Data Privacy" does one realize it's a sub-page I would guess in general the docs need some TLC, since https://www.movinglake.com/docs/destinations/http/ doesn't help me know what knobs I have influence over, as best I can tell "page 2" is the same a…
Re: Launch HN: MovingLake (YC S22) – Real-time data connectors for almost anything
#30Congratulations on the launch! Because the href is `text-decoration:none`, this page appears to be blank: https://www.movinglake.com/docs/security/ only by hovering over "Data Privacy" does one realize it's a sub-page I would guess in general the docs need some TLC, since https://www.movinglake.com/docs/destinations/http/ doesn't help me know what knobs I have influence over, as best I can tell "page 2" is the same a…