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It also supports a wide range of data warehouses, analytical databases, data lakes, frontends, and pipelines/ETL. Support for Various Data Warehouses and Databases : AnalyticsCreator supports MS SQL Server 2012-2022, Azure SQL Database, Azure Synapse Analytics dedicated, and more. pipelines, Azure Data Bricks.
For example, you can visually explore data sources like databases, tables, and schemas directly from your JupyterLab ecosystem. After you have set up connections (illustrated in the next section), you can list data connections, browse databases and tables, and inspect schemas. This new feature enables you to perform various functions.
The following figure shows an example diagram that illustrates an orchestrated extract, transform, and load (ETL) architecture solution. For example, searching for the terms “How to orchestrate ETL pipeline” returns results of architecture diagrams built with AWS Glue and AWS Step Functions. join(", "), }; }).catch((error)
Traditionally, answering this question would involve multiple data exports, complex extract, transform, and load (ETL) processes, and careful data synchronization across systems. Users can write data to managed RMS tables using Iceberg APIs, Amazon Redshift, or Zero-ETL ingestion from supported data sources.
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