Dynamic file selection process to transfer required data file between different servers in near real-time

A method for transferring a plurality of files from a source server group to a destination server group, the method comprising:

• identifying, by a dynamic file identification engine, a first required file and a second required file located at the source server group based on a first set of system parameters and a second set of system parameters, respectively, wherein a plurality of migrated files includes the first and second required files, wherein the first set of system parameters includes a creation date and wherein identifying the first required file includes identifying the first required file from a plurality of versions of the first required file, each version stored at a different location within the source server group, the identified first required file having a most recent creation date of all version of the first required file;
• passing, by the dynamic file identification engine to a near real-time file transfer engine, a first set of parameters and a second set of parameters corresponding to the first and second required files, respectively;
• initiating, in response to the passing to the near real-time file transfer engine, a first instance of a file transfer of the first required file and a second instance of the file transfer of the second required file from the source server group to the destination server group, wherein the first instance of a file transfer of the first required file causes a copy of the first required file to be generated at the destination server group while maintaining the first required file at the source server group;
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• validating, by the near real-time file transfer engine, whether the first and second required files were transferred successfully from the source server group to the destination server group, wherein validating whether the first and second required files were transferred successfully includes validating that a file size of the transferred first and second required files at the destination server group matches a file size of the first and second required files at the source server group.

One or more non-transitory computer-readable media storing instructions that, when executed by a computing platform comprising at least one processor, and memory, cause the computing platform to:

• identify a first required file and a second required file located at a source server group based on a first set of system parameters and a second set of system parameters, respectively, wherein a plurality of migrated files includes the first and second required files, wherein the first set of system parameters includes a creation date and wherein identifying the first required file includes identifying the first required file from a plurality of versions of the first required file, each version stored at a different location within the source server group, the identified first required file having a most recent creation date of all versions of the first required file;
• pass a first set of parameters and a second set of parameters corresponding to the first and second required files, respectively;
• initiate, in response to the passing, a first instance of a file transfer of the first required file and a second instance of the file transfer of the second required file from the source server group to a destination server group, wherein the first instance of a file transfer of the first required file causes a copy of the first required file to be generated at the destination server group while maintaining the first required file at the source server group;
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• validate whether the first and second required files were transferred successfully from the source server group to the destination server group, wherein validating whether the first and second required files were transferred successfully includes validating that a file size of the transferred first and second required files at the destination server group matches a file size of the first and second required files at the source server group.