Performs save then saves it to Google Cloud Storage.
gcs_save(..., file, bucket = gcs_get_global_bucket(), envir = parent.frame())
| ... | The names of the objects to be saved (as symbols or character strings). |
|---|---|
| file | The file name that will be uploaded (conventionally with file extension |
| bucket | Bucket to store objects in |
| envir | Environment to search for objects to be saved |
The GCS object
For all session data use gcs_save_image instead.
gcs_save(ob1, ob2, ob3, file = "mydata.RData") will save the objects specified to an .RData file then save it to Cloud Storage, to be loaded later using gcs_load.
For any other use, its better to use gcs_upload and gcs_get_object instead.
Restore the R objects using gcs_load(bucket = "your_bucket")
This will overwrite any data within your local environment with the same name.
Other R session data functions:
gcs_load(),
gcs_save_all(),
gcs_save_image(),
gcs_source()