When pushing data to a remote engine, you can upload Splitgraph objects to S3-compatible object storage instead of storing them directly on the remote engine. We use MinIO for this example.

The remote engine has the actual access credentials to the bucket and pre-signs upload/download URLs for the local engine.

This example will:

• Start up two Splitgraph engines and configure them to synchronize with each other.
• Create a dataset on the local engine
• Push it out to the remote engine, uploading objects to object storage.

Run ../run_example.py example.yaml and press ENTER when prompted to go through the steps.