How will I query and analyze my [service]
's data with Amazon Athena?
1. Access Amazon Athena
🖱
In your web browser, log in to your AWS account, navigate to the AWS Management Console, and open Amazon Athena.
👉 First time Amazon Athena users should start here ► 📚Amazon Athena
2. Select your [service workgroup]
🖱
Ensure you have selected your [service workgroup]
from the list-box next to “Workgroup”.
👉 Your Service Terms[]
are defined in your welcome
document stored in your [service access group]
's **► ** Google Drive subfolder.
3. Explore your database
🖱
Find and select the [service zones]
database which is equivalent to your [service database]
, from the list-box under "Database" on the left side of the Athena interface.
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Expand the list under "►
Tables" to reveal the database objects there.
👁
You should observe your [service database]
equivalent tables, suffixed with _latest
.
🖱
Click "🞧
" adjacent a table name with the suffix _latest
.
👁
You should observe column names and data types, equivalent to the same table in your [service database]
.
4. Familiarize yourself with SQL queries
🕮
You will need to understand the basic concepts and requirements of writing SQL queries. This includes knowing how to select columns, filter data, join tables, etc.
👉 There is a comprehensive guide to help you write Athena SQL queries provided here ► 📚Prototype simple transforms
👉 You can also learn more about using Amazon Athena ► here
5. Run SQL queries
🖱
Use the SQL query editor in Amazon Athena to write and run queries involving tables and columns equivalent to those in your original [service database]
.
Fig. 5
6. Analyze your data
👁
Review the results of your SQL queries to find answers to your questions about your [service database]
.
Fig. 6
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You can copy results to the clipboard.
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You can download the results into a CSV file.
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Criteria
- AWS Management Console user
- Amazon Athena user
- Hackney
[service]
Data Analyst - Hackney
[service database]
user
How will I query and analyze my [service]
's data with Amazon Athena?
Measures the behavior of Amazon Athena when users' run working SQL queries:
Given in my web browser, I have accessed Amazon Athena
~and I have selected my [service workgroup]
~and Amazon Athena shows a [service zones]
database equivalent to my [service database]
, having equivalent tables suffixed with _latest
, with the same columns and associated data types
~and I am familiar with the concepts and basic requirements of writing an Amazon Athena SQL query
When I run my SQL query containing given those tables and columns
Then I should be able to find answers to my questions about my [service database]
~and I can copy results to the clipboard
~and I can download the results into a CSV file
Scale of 2 to 5 ~and flow features.