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# MINIO
* DBSync Cloud Replication (Salesforce with Azure Synapse)
* Azure Synapse Database details in DBSync Replication Profile
### **DBSync Cloud Replication (Salesforce with MINIO)**
* Go to the database section and select database type as MinIO.
* In the next tab, open your MinIO URL to get the database details.
* Enter the credentials as username and password
* After login, you will be redirected to the object browser of Minio
* Now go to the bucket section and create a bucket.
* Give a name, for example, minbucket (in my case).
* Now go to Access Keys and create access keys.
* After clicking “**Create access key**,” you will see the Access and secret keys. **Keep The secret key safe, as it only generates and sees once.**
* Now enter all the credentials
* **Select the format** in which you want to save your data in your MinIO
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This section will only be visible once CSV is selected in the “Save As Type”
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This option enables you to select the format in which you want to save the data in MinIO
* **Select the Batch size**\
* **Purge Old Data For a Clean Copy** \
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enabling this will clean the old data before performing the clean copy and adding new data to the bucket
* **Test connection**\
once all the details are filled test the connection\
* After Successful Sync, we can see in the bucket(min bucket in my case) a folder created by the same name as the profile name.
* Going inside, we can see the folders by the same name as the objects that we synched are created.
* Inside Object, we can see the data is saved in CSV/Parquet format.
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