Yeah..you have to keep that in mind. This video is just a demo to show what you can achieve Athena queries with Lambda without keeping a server running 24x7
Thanks for the nice explanation. Also a question - I understand Athena supports federated queries. Does that mean we can query from multiple data sources at the same time - as in the same query can I query both S3 and DynamoDB?
00:43 the diagram flow
01:00 the workflow
02:02 create lambda function
03:05 lambda script
07:32 *IMPORTANT NOTE* and deployment
Thank you so much 🙏🏻🙏🏻
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@@AjayWadhara thanks to you for the video, I only taking timestamp to bookmark for later use.
Nice explanation. Thanks for sharing.
Very good! Great explanation!
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Great work .. Really liked it :)
Do you have any git repository to share the codes ?
Can we use create or Drop statements instead of select
Thank you!
Thank you
You haven't considered the lambda timeout here.. on prod we don't query for 10 entries... we cannot keep running the while loop for more tha 15 mins
Yeah..you have to keep that in mind. This video is just a demo to show what you can achieve Athena queries with Lambda without keeping a server running 24x7
Thanks for the nice explanation.
Also a question - I understand Athena supports federated queries. Does that mean we can query from multiple data sources at the same time - as in the same query can I query both S3 and DynamoDB?
Yes Aravind , we can query S3, DyDB, or any JBDC sources in a single query