Atlas Device Sync Configuration Files

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Sync Configuration

Atlas Device Sync, Atlas Edge Server, Data API, and HTTPS Endpoints are deprecated. Refer to the deprecation page for details.

You can configure Atlas Device Sync for your application in the sync directory:

app/
└── sync/
    └── config.json

Sync Configuration

sync/config.json

{
  "type": "flexible",
  "development_mode_enabled": <Boolean>,
  "service_name": "<Data Source Name>",
  "database_name": "<Development Mode Database Name>",
  "state": <"enabled" | "disabled">,
  "client_max_offline_days": <Number>,
  "is_recovery_mode_disabled": <Boolean>,
  "queryable_fields_names": ["<Field Name>", ...],
  "indexed_queryable_fields_names": ["<Field Name>", ...],
  "collection_queryable_fields_names": {
    "<Collection Name>": ["<Field Name>", ...],
    ...
  }
}

Field	Description
`type` `string`	The sync mode. There are two Sync modes: Flexible Sync and the older Partition-Based Sync. We recommend using Flexible Sync. For more information about Partition-Based Sync, refer to Partition-Based Sync. Valid Options for a Flexible Sync Configuration: `"flexible"`
`development_mode_enabled` `boolean`	If `true`, Development Mode is enabled for the application. While enabled, App Services automatically stores synced objects in a specific database (specified in `database_name`) and mirrors objects types in that database's collection schemas.
`service_name` `string`	The name of the Atlas cluster data source to sync. You cannot use sync with a serverless instance.
`database_name` `string`	The name of a database in the synced cluster where App Services stores data in Development Mode. App Services automatically generates a schema for each synced type and maps each object type to a collection within the database.
`state` `string`	The current state of the sync protocol for the application. Valid Options: `"enabled"` `"disabled"`
`client_max_offline_days` `number`	The number of days that the backend compaction process waits before aggressively pruning metadata that some clients require to synchronize from an old version of a realm.
`is_recovery_mode_disabled` `boolean`	If `false`, Recovery Mode is enabled for the application. While enabled, Realm SDKs that support this feature attempt to recover unsynced changes upon performing a client reset. Recovery mode is enabled by default.
`queryable_fields_names` `string[]`	A list of field names to use as global queryable fields.
`indexed_queryable_fields_names` `string[]`	A list of field names to use as the indexed queryable field. While this property is an array, Sync currently supports only one one indexed queryable field. Therefore, this array may contain at most one element. The indexed queryable field must be present in the schema and be the same eligible field type in every collection you sync. The indexed queryable field name must also appear in `queryable_fields_names` since this is a global queryable field.
`collection_queryable_fields_names` `{ [collectionName: string]: string[] }`	A map from collection names to a list of collection-level queryable fields for each collection.
`last_disabled` `number`	The date and time that sync was last paused or disabled, represented by the number of seconds since the Unix epoch (January 1, 1970, 00:00:00 UTC).
`asymmetric_tables` `string[]`	An array of the names of collections that are defined as asymmetric with Data Ingest, where clients can write data but not read.

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