@steveb8n Cloud has a built-in partitioning mechanism. If you’re using clients today you’re just using a default single partition anyway (http://docs.datomic.com/transactions.html#default-partition)

I’m trying to configure datomic with sql storage. I see the following line in the logs Starting datomic:sql://<DB-NAME>?jdbc:mysql:// ....

how can I set the DB-NAME?

@rrevo That indicates that you’ve started the transactor against that SQL storage. You’ll set the DB name in your connection URI when you connect with a peer to create the database

*to create or to connect to an existing one

for example: http://docs.datomic.com/dev-setup.html#create-db using dev storage ^

@marshall thanks. i wanted to restore to the transactor that i just started using the sql storage. So I was not sure what to-db-uri to provide.

ah, yeah you can also use a URI with a db name for the restore job

so when you run restore from another terminal windows you’ll use the uri printed out from the transactor with the <DB-NAME> replaced with the name you want to restore into

thanks.. that worked

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@marshall are you going to ship cloud with clients for other languages than clojure/java? or will you just open the transport spec and let the community build clients?

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