
Materialize data into multi-dimensional cubes for fast queries across customer, product, and time, while recognizing exponential growth and OLAP licensing limits as dimensions expand.
Explore the benefits of Amazon Redshift, including easy setup with a web GUI and API access, automatic fault tolerance, and incremental backups to S3 for simple disaster recovery.
See how Pinterest and Nasdaq use Amazon Redshift to speed analytics, from data sources like Kafka, Hive, Hadoop, and a data lake on S3, delivering real-time KPI dashboards.
Explore data loading options for Amazon Redshift, optimize parallel loads across slices, and apply the copy command from S3 while using data distribution, slicing, and vacuuming concepts.
Explore practical redshift usage from basic syntax and expressions to core copy, ddl/dml commands, data types and functions, and user and group permissions.
Create an AWS account to spin up a redshift cluster and sign into the console. Set up Virginia region CloudWatch billing alarms for five and ten dollars.
Create a multi-node Amazon Redshift cluster, configure the VPC security group for external access, create an IAM user and credentials, and learn to stop, restart, and snapshot to control costs.
Load data into a Redshift cluster by configuring a data loading script with credentials, creating tables, and preparing copy commands for part 2 using S3 and sequel work bench.
Complete part two of the lab by loading data into a Redshift cluster with copy commands, debugging outputs, and monitoring large data loads.
Practice querying a Redshift cluster, view the queries library, validate data with counts, and optimize queries using create table as select and distribution keys.
Learn to tune Amazon Redshift query performance through thoughtful table design, choosing sort and distribution keys, managing compression, and maintaining leader node statistics with vacuum and analyze updates.
Connect Tableau Desktop to your Redshift cluster, configure credentials, and build joined tables (public schema, line order, and customer key) to create interactive visualizations for dashboards.
Learn to explore Redshift data with Tableau, create region and revenue visuals, calculate margins, drill down by nation, and save or refresh worksheets.
In this Hands-on with Amazon Redshift training course, expert author Rich Morrow will teach you everything you need to know to be able to work with Redshift. This course is designed for the absolute beginner, meaning no previous knowledge of Amazon Redshift is required.
You will start with an introduction to the course, learning what a data warehouse is, the benefits of Redshift, and how Redshift compares to other analytics tools. From there, Rich will teach you the basics of Redshift, including data loading, data distribution concepts, and basic Redshift usage. Finally, this video tutorial will cover advanced topics, such as data loading best practices and tuning query performance.
Once you have completed this computer based training course, you will have learned everything you need to know to get started with Amazon Redshift.