Ingesting data from Amazon DynamoDB using zero-ETL integration
You can seamlessly replicate data from Amazon DynamoDB tables into Amazon Redshift using a zero-ETL integration. This native integration eliminates the need for complex ETL pipelines, additional AWS services, or third-party tools for data replication. The zero-ETL integration process begins with an initial bulk load of your DynamoDB data into Redshift, followed by continuous synchronization of any changes. You will create one zero-ETL integration per DynamoDB table. While the minimum latency is 15 minutes, you have the option to configure it to sync data at specific intervals based on your requirements.
In this recipe, you will create a sample DynamoDB table called Music, populate sample data into it, establish a zero-ETL integration with Amazon Redshift, and observe the replication in action.
Getting ready
To complete this recipe, you will need an Amazon Redshift data warehouse deployed in the AWS Region eu...