This document (including, without limitation, any product roadmap or statement of direction data) illustrates the planned testing, release and availability dates for Spotfire products and services. It is for informational purposes only and its contents are subject to change without notice. Planning to implement - generally 6-12 months out. Likely to Implement - generally means 12-18 months out.
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are we going to implement this soon. ?
we are awaiting the feature in TDV to connect to AWS S3 and read the bucket files. We have few upcoming projects using this project..
Thomas, I believe many users (including my clients) would like the ability to connect to S3 files as input files/shared file store.
Great, good to know. SBDF would make the import quicker. If you want to generate sbdf you could use this https://tap.tibco.com/storefront/sample-evaluations/tibco-spotfire-java-sbdf-library/prod16138.html.
@Thomas Blomberg, What I imagine is the latter... different programs create output files and write to a location in the s3 bucket, then Spotfire dashboards can be pointed directly to those csv files (probably easier for spotfire if they were sbdf files though)
Thanks for the feedback. This is still in my backlog. Will end users use S3 as a shared file store or is it mostly used by systems to store their output files?
We currently have the ability to use S3 as the file store for Spotfire Library. It would be really convenient if we could place files into that same bucket and allow spotfire to pull it in.
Looking to connect AWS S3 bucket and get data from there to DV
The same requirement, but additional specific file format (JSON)