AWS re:Invent 2021 - Building a data lake on Amazon S3

Flexibility is key when building and scaling a data lake, and by choosing the right storage architecture, you will have the agility to quickly experiment and migrate to AWS. This session explores best practices for building a data lake on Amazon S3, which allows you to leverage industry-leading AWS, open-source, and third-party analytics and ML tools and gain insights from your data. This session also explores how to optimize your storage on Amazon S3 for data lakes, including information on storage classes, S3 access points, and running HPC workloads with Amazon FSx for Lustre.
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[@MrDottyrock]

This is very eye opening. I used AWS for several years and never thought S3 could serve such purpose. this is fantastic!

[@awssupport]

We're glad to see you enjoyed it, Jamiu! 👀 ^SA

[@djohnjimmy]

This is a very helpful intro into days lake design with S3. Thank you

[@samuel_william]

This video clearly explains about the storage-s3. Very good video to learn about s3

[@umairqamar2672]

This was super duper amazingly wonderful to watch !

[@AWSEventsChannel]

Thank you 😀 👍

[@mbaapohelviszonepoh1284]

This is very helpful. Thanks very much

[@alexfaith5562]

What an awesome video!

[@rifkiamil]

We had 200gb of data in MS OLAP in 2008 coming out of terabyte ERP system. Not sure where getting his numbers from. 9:46

[@severtone263]

Thank you for this, this was very helpful

[@masterek1998]

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[@yogenderpal]

Hadoop replicates data in three different nodes, so we need to lose 2 nodes before we start to worry about data loss. He said we need to lose 3 data nodes.:)

[@rbr951]

Good catch

[@user-sw9kd9pv4n]

24:24

[@lordlee6473]

Not much on data lake, more of a talk about S3 features for what it’s intended for, data storage. Actual data analysis and reporting is done with other AWS services.

[@rbr951]

True that. To that extent a little disappointing. Datalake != s3