🔹 AWS Analytics Services
1️⃣ Amazon Redshift
🔸 Service Overview
Amazon Redshift is a fully managed, petabyte-scale cloud data warehouse service used for fast SQL-based analytics on large datasets.
🔸 Key Features
Columnar storage
1.Massively Parallel Processing (MPP)
2.High-performance SQL queries
3.Integration with S3, Glue, QuickSight
4.Redshift Spectrum for querying S3 data
5.Automated backups and scaling
🔸 AWS Category / Cloud Domain
1.Analytics
2.Data Warehousing
🔸 Where It Fits in Cloud / DevOps Lifecycle
1.Data analytics & business intelligence
2.Reporting and decision-making stage
3.Used after data ingestion and ETL processes
🔸 Programming Language / Access Methods
1.SQL
2.AWS Console
3.AWS CLI
4.JDBC / ODBC
5.SDKs (Python, Java, etc.)
🔸 Pricing Model
1.Pay for node type and number of nodes
2.On-demand or Reserved instances
3.Separate charges for storage and Spectrum queries
2️⃣ Amazon Athena
🔸 Service Overview
Amazon Athena is a serverless interactive query service that allows you to analyze data directly in Amazon S3 using standard SQL.
🔸 Key Features
1.Serverless (no infrastructure management)
2.Query data directly from S3
3.Supports structured and semi-structured data
4.Integrates with AWS Glue Data Catalog
5.Fast ad-hoc querying
🔸 AWS Category / Cloud Domain
1.Analytics
2.Serverless Data Query
🔸 Where It Fits in Cloud / DevOps Lifecycle
1.Ad-hoc analysis
2.Log analysis and monitoring
3.Quick insights without ETL
🔸 Programming Language / Access Methods
1.SQL
2.AWS Console
3.AWS CLI
4.SDKs (Python, Java, etc.)
5.JDBC / ODBC
🔸 Pricing Model
1.Pay per query
2.Charged per TB of data scanned
3.No infrastructure or cluster cost
Conclusion
Redshift is best for large-scale analytics and BI workloads.
Athena is best for quick, serverless SQL queries on S3 data.
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