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Kondado provides a direct integration that automatically replicates your files and objects from Google Cloud Storage to SQL Server on a configurable schedule. You can set updates to run every 5 minutes, hourly, or daily depending on your business needs, ensuring your database always contains the latest information without manual imports or complex ETL processes.
Kondado automatically replicates Google Cloud Storage data to SQL Server, extracting CSV files and loading them into structured database tables on a user-defined schedule ranging from 5 minutes to daily intervals, enabling seamless data warehouse consolidation without coding requirements.
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The CSV pipeline captures every file stored in your Google Cloud Storage buckets, extracting comprehensive metadata through fields like __file_basename, __file_path, and __kdd_insert_time alongside the actual content values. Once replicated to SQL Server, you can query file modification histories, track asset usage patterns across departments, and combine storage metadata with operational data from other sources to build comprehensive analytics workflows. This enables automated inventory management, compliance auditing, and seamless preparation for visualization in Power BI or Looker Studio when connected to your SQL Server instance.
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Tables Kondado writes into your SQL Server, on a schedule you control.
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Sync data automatically — no code, no manual exports.
Authenticate your Google Cloud Storage account in Kondado by providing the necessary bucket access credentials and permissions. Select the specific buckets containing your CSV files that you want to replicate to SQL Server.
Enter your SQL Server connection details including server address, database name, and authentication credentials. Define the target database where your Google Cloud Storage file metadata and CSV contents will be loaded and stored.
Choose the CSV pipeline from the available options and specify which files or patterns to include in the replication. Set your preferred update frequency, ranging from 5-minute intervals to daily schedules, to keep your SQL Server database synchronized with the latest Google Cloud Storage data.
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