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Run Apache Hive workloads using Spark SQL with Amazon EMR on EKS

AWS Big Data

Spark SQL is an Apache Spark module for structured data processing. They use various AWS analytics services, such as Amazon EMR, to enable their analysts and data scientists to apply advanced analytics techniques to interactively develop and test new surveillance patterns and improve investor protection.

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How smava makes loans transparent and affordable using Amazon Redshift Serverless

AWS Big Data

For the downstream consumption by all departments across the organization, smava’s Data Platform team prepares curated data products following the extract, load, and transform (ELT) pattern. The data products from the Business Vault and Data Mart stages are now available for consumers.

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Gain insights from historical location data using Amazon Location Service and AWS analytics services

AWS Big Data

You can also use the data transformation feature of Data Firehose to invoke a Lambda function to perform data transformation in batches. This solution includes a Lambda function that continuously updates the Amazon Location tracker with simulated location data from fictitious journeys.

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Migrate your existing SQL-based ETL workload to an AWS serverless ETL infrastructure using AWS Glue

AWS Big Data

Customers often use many SQL scripts to select and transform the data in relational databases hosted either in an on-premises environment or on AWS and use custom workflows to manage their ETL. AWS Glue is a serverless data integration and ETL service with the ability to scale on demand. Choose Save changes.

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The Rising Need for Data Governance in Healthcare

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This, in turn, empowers data leaders to better identify and develop new revenue streams, customize patient offerings, and use data to optimize operations. Storing the same data in multiple places can lead to: Human error: mistakes when transcribing data reduce its quality and integrity.