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How does Transloadit store Assemblies?

We store Assemblies for 7 days in our database after which we archive them. This allows us to keep our database down to about 100 million entries, versus billions of entries. This database powers the Assembly index page, the Assembly search, and our Assembly list API.

You can retain data longer if you save the Assembly IDs on your end. This is because we also store the Assembly status JSON on Amazon S3 and make it available at https://api2.transloadit.com/assemblies/[[assembly_id]] for 90 days after creation of the Assembly.

If you need to retain data even longer, you can save that Assembly JSON on your end, too.

See also:

What are priority slots?
Will there ever be an encoding queue?
How can I limit the output duration of my videos?
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