Category: Amazon Athena

In this post, we explore how to create a simple serverless architecture using AWS Lambda, Amazon Athena, and QuickSight to establish column level lineage. Tracking column-level lineage provides a clear view of each column’s path through different parts of QuickSight, helping to optimize data processing, improve query performance, ensure accuracy, and meet regulatory requirements.

The technology landscape has been evolving rapidly, with waves of change impacting IT from every angle. It is causing a ripple effect across IT organizations and shifting the way IT delivers applications and services. The change factors impacting IT organizations include: The shift from a traditional application model to a services-based application model (SaaS, PaaS) […]

This blog post is co-written with Ori Nakar from Imperva. In this post, we explain how Imperva’s solution enables users across the organization to explore, visualize, and analyze data using Amazon Redshift Serverless, Amazon Athena, and Amazon QuickSight. Imperva Cloud WAF protects hundreds of thousands of websites and blocks billions of security events every day. […]

This is a guest post written by Ahmed Saef Zamzam and Geetha Anne from Confluent. Businesses are using real-time data streams to gain insights into their company’s performance and make informed, data-driven decisions faster. As real-time data has become essential for businesses, a growing number of companies are adapting their data strategy to focus on […]

This is a guest post co-authored by Mahesh Vandi Chalil, Chief Technology Officer of BookMyShow. BookMyShow (BMS), a leading entertainment company in India, provides an online ticketing platform for movies, plays, concerts, and sporting events. Selling up to 200 million tickets on an annual run rate basis (pre-COVID) to customers in India, Sri Lanka, Singapore, […]

In this post, we show how to use Amazon QuickSight and Amazon Athena Federated Query to build dashboards and visualizations on data that is stored in Microsoft Azure Synapse databases. Organizations today use data stores that are best suited for the applications they build. Additionally, they may also continue to use some of their legacy […]