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Understanding Impulse Sync

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Sync is at the heart of all things Impulse does. DR, Moving Content, Push Publishing, Auditing, CI/CD etc.., all build on top and around the core of Impulse Sync. In a nutshell, impulse syncs does 3 things:

  1. Impulse Consumes ANY Content/Data.

  2. Impulse Stores all versions of all time for all Content/Data it has consumed in an agnostic format (Motation).

  3. Impulse Sends that Content/Data to Any System.

The following diagram explains the impulse sync flow and uses after the name of the service involved in each step the Rn format (example: Sync Manager (R1)) to denote the responsibility of the process in each step of the sync flow, the description of each service and responsibilities can be found under the section.

Download the full Flow Chart Below

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Complete sync flow diagram
Sync Flow part 1
Sync Flow part 2
Sync Flow part 3