github.com/pachyderm/pachyderm@v1.13.4/doc/docs/1.11.x/how-tos/export-data-out-pachyderm/index.md (about) 1 # Export Your Data From Pachyderm 2 3 After you build a pipeline, you probably want to see the 4 results that the pipeline has produced. Every commit into an 5 input repository results in a corresponding commit into an 6 output repository. 7 8 To access the results of 9 a pipeline, you can use one of the following methods: 10 11 * By running the `pachctl get file` command. This 12 command returns the contents of the specified file.<br> 13 To get the list of files in a repo, you should first 14 run the `pachctl list file` command. 15 See [Export Your Data with `pachctl`](export-data-pachctl/).<br> 16 17 * By configuring the pipeline. A pipeline can push or expose 18 output data to external sources. You can configure the following 19 data exporting methods in a Pachyderm pipeline: 20 21 * An `egress` property enables you to export your data to 22 an external datastore, such as Amazon S3, 23 Google Cloud Storage, and others.<br> 24 See [Export data by using `egress`](export-data-egress/).<br> 25 26 * A service. A Pachyderm service exposes the results of the 27 pipeline processing on a specific port in the form of a dashboard 28 or similar endpoint.<br> 29 See [Service](../../../concepts/pipeline-concepts/pipeline/service/).<br> 30 31 * Configure your code to connect to an external data source. 32 Because a pipeline is a Docker container that runs your code, 33 you can egress your data to any data source, even to those that the 34 `egress` field does not support, by connecting to that source from 35 within your code. 36 37 * By using the S3 gateway. Pachyderm Enterprise users can reuse 38 their existing tools and libraries that work with object store 39 to export their data with the S3 gateway.<br> 40 See [Using the S3 Gateway](../../../deploy-manage/manage/s3gateway/). 41 42 * By mounting your data to a local filesystem with `pachctl mount`. 43 See [Mount a Repo to a Local Computer](mount-repo-to-local-computer/)