Core Data with CloudKit: Synchronizing Public Database

fatbobman ( 东坡肘子)
15 min readMar 17, 2023
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This article will explain how to synchronize the public database to the local device using Core Data with CloudKit, and create a mirror of the Core Data database locally.

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Part 1: The Basics

Part 2: Syncing Local Database to iCloud Private Database

Part3: Exploring the CloudKit Dashboard

Part4: Troubleshooting

Part5: Synchronizing Public Database

Part6: Sharing Data in the iCloud

There are three types of databases in CloudKit:

Public Database

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fatbobman ( 东坡肘子)
fatbobman ( 东坡肘子)

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