DynamoDB is Amazon’s document-oriented, high performance, NoSQL database. Given it is a NoSQL database, it is hard to run SQL queries to analyze the data. It is essential to move data from DynamoDB to Redshift, convert it into a relational…
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AWS Data Pipeline is a data movement and data processing service provided by Amazon. Using Data Pipeline you can perform data movement and processing as per your requirement. Data pipeline also supports scheduling of pipeline processing. You can also perform…
AWS Glue is a serverless ETL service provided by Amazon. Using Glue, you pay only for the time you run your query. In Glue, you create a metadata repository (data catalog) for all RDS engines including Aurora, Redshift, and S3…
AWS Data Migration Service (DMS) is a database migration service provided by Amazon. Using DMS, you can migrate your data from one database to another database. It supports both, homogeneous and heterogeneous database migration. DMS also supports migrating data from…
This article, in particular, covers the different approaches you could use to perform data migration from MongoDB to Redshift. An Overview of MongoDB and Redshift MongoDB is an open source NoSQL database that stores data in JSON format. It uses…
With growing volumes of data, is your SQL Server getting slow for analytical queries? Are you simply migrating data from MS SQL Server to Redshift? Whatever your use case, we appreciate your smart move to transfer data from SQL Server…
