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feat: generate anvil-index.json during HF ingestion
- Added and to persistence.
- Updated worker to track file metadata (size, etag) and generate at the end of ingestion.
- Implemented retry logic for index file upload.
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A single-node deployment is the simplest way to run Anvil and is perfect for development and testing. It consists of one Anvil instance and its required PostgreSQL databases.
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For a complete, working `docker-compose.yml` and a step-by-step tutorial for this setup, please refer to the [**Getting Started Guide**](../fundamentals/getting-started).
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For a complete, working `docker-compose.yml` and a step-by-step tutorial for this setup, please refer to the gettingstarted guide.
One of Anvil's most powerful features is its S3-compatible API gateway. This allows you to leverage the vast ecosystem of existing S3 tools, libraries, and SDKs to interact with your Anvil cluster without needing to write any custom code.
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> **Note:** While this guide focuses on S3-compatible tools, the `anvil` is the recommended primary interface for most operations. See the [Getting Started](./getting-started) guide for `anvil` examples.
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> **Note:** While this guide focuses on S3-compatible tools, the `anvil` is the recommended primary interface for most operations. See the gettingstarted guide for `anvil` examples.
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