Hey all - loving observable so far. We're using it...
# show-and-tell
e
Hey all - loving observable so far. We're using it to setup external client reporting and things are going well. For those of you using AWS, would you be interested in me/my team adding in generic examples for loading data from redshift and s3? I haven't seen many examples (from config to query) and I thought I'd check if folks would find it valuable.
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m
This sounds great Eli, assuming you mean Observable Framework? I’m working on a whole new set of examples in this PR #1306.
e
Hi! Yes, in observable framework. Taking a look at that PR, what would be most useful for you to showcase? I'd like an opportunity for my team to make a PR, if possible, but I'd also settle for sending you the examples we've worked out.
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m
That PR is sketching out the current proposed structure for examples. Once it lands that should give a pretty good idea of what we’re looking for contributed examples. Minimal data loader examples that show talking to Redshift or S3 would be great.
e
you got it.
m
You’re giving me flashbacks of how I spent my day folding laundry during Covid watching Columbo on my laptop… 😉
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j
@Eli Goldberg I’m sitting here writing a first draft of our planned architecture for integrating Observable Framework with our AWS ECS-Fargate React/Next.js webapp. The “integration” is really just “what users get to see what reports/dashboards” and “where/how does the OF build output get deployed” — relatively small non-profit in the regenerative agriculture space where the data lives in RDS Postgres. All this to say, yes, interested!
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e
Terrific, @Jack Ivers! We're in a healthcare space, so we have to be super careful not to expose PHI and things. When Mike is done with his PR, we'll add in some examples. We can also share our infra setup, but it's likely similar + cognito for auth.
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j
Yep, Cognito here also (webapp does the more granular authorizations), and also strong need to make sure users only see data they’re authorized for.
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