> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.fylr.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.fylr.io/tutorials/objectstore.md).

# Data Model Sync

This can be used, for example, to develop a data model on a fylr staging instance and then transfer it to the fylr production instance.

## To use this service

1. Please create a support ticket:

* Tell us the name of the instance.
* Ask for a unique identifier, which will be used as the objectstore-ID.
* Tell us about the usage type of each instance using the same data model. Examples: production, staging, test. But you are free to choose any term.

2. We will then provide you with an objectstore ID and a string describing the instance usage. They serve to identify and allow access. Therefore we will make them into strings which conform to our syntax and may contain a part that is not easy to guess.
3. They must be entered into the fylr base configuration (frontend):

* `Server`: `https://schema.easydb.de/objectstore`
* `UID`: objectstore-ID
* `Instance`: instance-usage-string

Yes, "easydb" in the objectstore's store URL is correct. This will be changed at a later time to reflect the current product fylr.

If you setup a new fylr instance, the objectstore's configuration can be entered (initially only) in the fylr.yml, too:

```yaml
default_client:
  datamodel:
    uid: objectstore-ID
    server: https://schema.easydb.de/objectstore
    instance: instance-usage-string
```

## Other aspects

We decided to offer this service without a fee for now. We will reevaluate this based on the usage in the end of 2024.

Please let us know via support ticket if you have any questions.


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