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There is no distinct “memory space” so your ion should be able to access any state that is correctly instantiated. Http-direct and lambda proxy’s both call ions. As long as the state is present on all cluster nodes you should be able to access it. however mount can add it’s own challenges due to piggy backing on ns loading. I can usually get by without a framework and instead just wrap my state in a delay and initializing it on the first access (what delays are for).

I’m sure I’m missing something, but does anyone know what might be causing this? (It’s fine locally, but it fails on a EC2 instance)

I added this EC2 to the same VPC as Datomic Cloud - I’m not sure this is the way to go, I’m trying to figure things out.

I added an SSH inbound rule, but that’s it, I didn’t mess with any other configuration.

(Clojure CLI version 1.10.3.855)

I create entities like so and put some values in those entities. So far there are no errors:

(d/transact conn [{:db/ident :carecoach/name
   :db/valueType :db.type/string
   :db/cardinality :db.cardinality/one
   :db/unique :db.unique/identity
   :db/doc "name"}
  {:db/ident :carecoach/number
   :db/valueType :db.type/long
   :db/cardinality :db.cardinality/many
   :db/unique :db.unique/identity
   :db/doc "number"}
  ])

(d/transact conn [{:carecoach/name "Prikshet" :carecoach/number 20}])

(d/transact conn [{:carecoach/name "Deepak" :carecoach/number 10}])

(d/transact conn [{:carecoach/name "Prikshet" :carecoach/number 30}])

(d/transact conn [{:carecoach/name "Deepak" :carecoach/number 20}])

(d/transact conn [{:carecoach/name "Prikshet" :carecoach/number 40}])

(d/transact conn [{:carecoach/name "Deepak" :carecoach/number 50}])

(defn get-sum [name-string]
  (d/pull db '[*] [:carecoach/name name-string])
  #_(d/q '[:find ?number
         :in $ ?name-string
         :where
         [?e :carecoach/name ?name-string]
         [?e :carecoach/number ?number]
         ]
       db name-string)
  )

(get-sum "Deepak")

:db.error/not-an-entity Unable to resolve entity: :carecoach/name
   {:entity :carecoach/name, :db/error :db.error/not-an-entity}
                 error.clj:   57  datomic.error/arg
                 error.clj:   52  datomic.error/arg
                    db.clj:  589  datomic.db/require-id
                    db.clj:   -1  datomic.db/require-id
                    db.clj:  689  datomic.db/require-attrid
                    db.clj:  686  datomic.db/require-attrid
                    db.clj:  534  datomic.db/resolve-lookup-ref
                    db.clj:  526  datomic.db/resolve-lookup-ref
                    db.clj:  568  datomic.db/extended-resolve-id
                    db.clj:  564  datomic.db/extended-resolve-id
                    db.clj:  579  datomic.db/resolve-id
                    db.clj:  572  datomic.db/resolve-id
 

db is from before your transactions

again: you should use the return value of transact, and you should pass db in to querying functions as an argument

db is not a “database handle” like in a normal relational db. You can’t def it once. It’s an immutable value.

transactions change that value and return a new db

you can even use d/with to produce a new db value without committing it to storage.

https://docs.datomic.com/on-prem/best-practices.html#consistent-db-value-for-unit-of-work

what’s the fastest way to fix this? I’m in a hurry

As favila said, just change get-sum to take db as an argument. Pass in the the db-after you get from eg. derefing the return value of the last d/transact