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Hey MegaLobo - yes indeed, the crawler is pre created.

There is a usefulvideo found here which may be of help to you: ruclips.net/video/Uf35Zve9O8A/видео.html

You're very welcome Akhilesh!

Hey Mirror, not directly as you can only import CSV and Parquet files from S3 BUT, you can load JSON data into Athena and then connect Athena to Wrangler. Hope that helps.

We're glad to hear it helped you Puneet.

Hey thanks for reaching out! Could you give us some more information about what a hyperparameter is in this context? And we'll get started on another video!

Hi Ben thanks for reaching out! If your instance is in a "public" subnet, that generally means that your subnet has an Internet Gateway associated, which requires your instances/resources to have a Publicly Routable IP address. A private subnet will have a NAT Gateway, and instances/resources do not require a publicly routable address, instead sending traffic via the NAT Gateway (or not at all). A simple guide can be found here medium.com/better-programming/getting-started-with-aws-vpc-ae23ecf75743

​@@firemind Thank you for the reply! In your video here were the subnets all private w/ NAT Gateways? Basically for all of the areas where you put in CIDR blocks I am guessing what to put in. For example I have 4 subnets in my VPC: [172.30.0.0/24, 172.30.1.0/24, 172.30.2.0/24] <- private [172.30.3.0/24] <- public. You had used 172.31.64.0/20 which I'm not sure if you had that defined as a subnet in AWS, or if it was just random. Again appreciate the help as I'm sure this will help future eyes!

Hi, thanks for the feedback! We had no issues with setting the field to DATETIME - which should be as simple as modifying it in the transformation script - this then outputted with the DATETIME format, however for this dataset we did not try with the TIMESTAMP field.

Thanks!

you need to add 0.0.0.0/0 under authorization, authorization ingress

@@princ3mo3 thx😊

Hi bb king, This could be because your security group does not allow outbound access or potentially a missing NAT gateway if Dinul's suggestion didn't already fix the issue! If you're still having any issues just let us know!

@@firemind the problem was fixed😇, thanks. it is because I forgot to add 0.0.0.0/0 route on client VPN.

@@bbking2179 Glad you managed to fix the issue! any problems don't hesitate to get in touch!

Hi Ananya, You can use any DNS server you like, if you want to use your VPC's DNS server it will be the 2nd address of your VPC. If for example your VPC CIDR block is 172.31.0.0/16 your DNS Server will be at 172.31.0.2 However, if you are using Active Directory in your VPC, and intend on using it for DNS Connections, your DNS address should be that of your Active Directory Server. Hope this helps!

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