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I need to maintain SVF2 versions of Inventor models for use with the Large Model Viewer as part of a web-based storefront application. These are fairly large Inventor assemblies, and I expect eventually we will convert a few hundred GB worth of Inventor data to SVF2. I am uploading the native models to a Forge bucket and executing a conversion job.

I am concerned about the amount of storage that will be required for this over time. Based on a reply to the answer on this post:

can autodesk forge viewer use offline data generated from model derivative api

It appears that the SVF2 will have its own URN, so I may be able to safely delete the model. Will the entire manifest, including the database, continue to be available?

Forrest Judd
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The Model Derivative service is not guaranteed to keep the translation outputs (i.e., SVF or SVF2) if the seed file is not available anymore, so I would suggest to keep the original files in your bucket.

Btw if you have a paid subscription, there is no limit to the amount of data you can keep in the Data Management service. Only the trial subscription is limited to 5GB.

Petr Broz
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