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Athena In AWS






Purpose





Steps




  1. Create a sample CSV file
  2. Upload the CSV file on the S3 bucket
  3. Bind Athena with S3 bucket
  4. Create a database and table from S3 bucket
  5. Query the data using SQL



Create A Sample CSV File




Picture showing the sample csv file
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Upload The CSV File On The S3 Bucket.




Picture showing the CSV file uploaded on the S3 bucket
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Bind Athena With S3 Bucket




Picture showing Athena in the search result of the AWS console
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Picture showing the Explore the query editor button for opening the query editor
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Picture showing the View settings button for opening the settings screen
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Picture showing the Manage button for editing the settings
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Picture showing specifying the bucket address from which CSV will be read
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Create A Database And Table From S3 Bucket




Picture showing creating the data source from the S3 bucket
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Picture showing creating the table in the S3 bucket data source
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Picture showing adding the database name and the S3 bucket address while creating the table
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Picture showing selecting the file format while creating the table
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Picture showing entering the column details for the table
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Picture showing the Create table button for creating the new table
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Query The Data Using SQL




Picture showing firing the select query on the data source
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Picture showing the result of the select query
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Is Athena Serverless?





Limitations Of Athena



















Posted By  -  Karan Gupta
 
Posted On  -  Monday, November 1, 2021
 
Updated On  -  Thursday, September 19, 2024

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