I need to have one or more long running processes that capture a streamers chat data and store it to a local file (ie each chat message will be a single line written to streamer-name.txt).
Every 12 hours, I will grab all streamer files, process them, and move to another service. So the files need to persist!
I have no idea how to accomplish this… I was considering utilizing an S3 bucket and writing to that but I have concerns about latency and reliability… maybe this shouldn’t be a concern? Maybe a virtual machine or something?
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Hello,
Indeed using a Droplet sounds better than the App Platform, as with the Droplet you will have persistent storage.
You can follow the steps here on how to deploy a Node.js App on a Droplet:
The commands from the video can be found here:
Hope that this helps!
Best,
Bobby
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