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  1. Integrating the on-premise data present in the database into a data warehouse has become an essential part of every business workflow. By doing so, organizations tend to take a more data-driven approach and are able to decide what steps to take for better business performance. Amazon RDS Oracle is a popular relational database service that […]View the full article
  2. In today’s data-driven world, data storage and analysis are essential to derive deeper insights for smarter decision-making. As data volumes increase, organizations consider shifting transactional data from Oracle databases on AWS RDS to a powerful platform like Google BigQuery. It can be due to several reasons, which include AWS RDS Oracle’s storage limits, high query […]View the full article
  3. Most organizations find it challenging to manage data from diverse sources efficiently. Amazon Web Services (AWS) enables you to address this challenge with Amazon RDS, a scalable relational database service for Microsoft SQL Server (MS SQL). However, simply storing the data isn’t enough. To drive your business growth, you need to analyze this data to […]View the full article
  4. The need to handle data and generate insights has become one of the primary considerations for companies. Corporations typically store their on-premise data in a database designed for day-to-day transactional operations. Consequently, integrating data from a database into a data warehouse is a crucial step for any organization. Amazon RDS is a database management web […]View the full article
  5. Your organization may choose Microsoft SQL Server (MSSQL) on AWS RDS to store its operational data because there are no upfront investments. With AWS RDS MSSQL, you only need to pay for what your organization utilizes. In today’s dynamic business world, achieving the maximum value from your data is crucial. To do so, you must […]View the full article
  6. Data is one of the most valuable assets, allowing corporations to make insightful decisions to boost their business performance. By efficiently utilizing their on-premise data, companies are transitioning towards an advanced analytical environment to extract more profound insights. AWS Relational Database Service (RDS) is an Amazon data management web service that can help you manage […]View the full article
  7. Connecting AWS Lambda to an AWS RDS instance allows you to build serverless applications that can interact with relational databases, thereby enabling you to manage database operations without provisioning or managing servers. This comprehensive guide walks you through the process of setting up AWS Lambda to connect to an RDS instance and write data to tables, step-by-step. Prerequisites Before we dive into the steps, ensure you have the following prerequisites covered: View the full article
  8. There are several steps involved in implementing a data pipeline that integrates Apache Kafka with AWS RDS and uses AWS Lambda and API Gateway to feed data into a web application. Here is a high-level overview of how to architect this solution: 1. Set Up Apache Kafka Apache Kafka is a distributed streaming platform that is capable of handling trillions of events a day. To set up Kafka, you can either install it on an EC2 instance or use Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka (Amazon MSK), which is a fully managed service that makes it easy to build and run applications that use Apache Kafka to process streaming data. View the full article
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