I need to import Data from Google Sheet into MongoDB Atlas. Is there any possible way?
The Google sheet:
The mongo atlas cluster:
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Title pretty much says it all.
At this moment we managed to successfully create a test connector using GraphDB Elastic Search connector. We want to use Elastic Search UI in our React.js project. For this we need to create an engine in Elastic App Search and import documents from our connector.
We currently have a index from GraphDB currently avaliable in Kibana index management section
Like I said, our goal right now is to create a test engine using this index from GraphDB connector, but there's no way to import this data.
I don't think adding an existing index is an option. See this discussion on Elastic Forum
https://discuss.elastic.co/t/can-you-hook-an-existing-elasticsearch-index-to-elastic-app-search/222508
I've started using Firebase Firestore on a project. The Firestore management tool seems very basic and doesn't have things like a query editor, ability to duplicate records etc...
Is there a client application like MongoDB Compass or Sequel Pro for Firebase Firestore?
Is their any way to upload data from MicrosoftSQLServer to Google BigQuery with a single API (without using Google Cloud In between)?
We did this with bulk download to CSV, and then upload that CSV.
There's no more native solution currently, unfortunately
I had developed an app several years ago on google app engine. At that time in the admin portal there was a section where I could run GQL queries against my database but I don't see any such section in the new console.cloud.google.com portal. I have tried googling a lot and can't find out how to make GQL queries against the db in this new portal. Is there a way to run GQL queries against the db in the new console?
It is in the Google Platform documentation.
I'm using Google AppEngine with build-in datastore. But, I want move all datastore to my new VPS.
I'll use Apache Cassandra. How to move from GAE Datastore to Apache Cassandra?
My guess is you're looking at a tool such as the bulk loader/downloader:
http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/python/tools/uploadingdata.html
You'll want to export all your data into CSV, then write a script to import this into any new format you want.
You can not use the bulk downloader if you are using the "High Replication" datastore.
You can use a manual aproach such as listing all your entities as dictionaries. You will have a JSON formatted string. By using this you can generate your entities again suitable for your new system.