Breakdown Data Silos: Why Amazon S3 Is The Best Place To Build Your Data Lake
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Claims S3 is the recommended storage foundation for data lakes, citing 11 nines durability, hosting exabytes with retrieval capacity in terabits per second and tens of thousands of lakes. Cost claim: roughly $1 per TB/month and Glacier Deep Archive as the lowest-cost tier. Tools and numbers: 17 ingestion options including Snowmobile, Snowball, DataSync, Direct Connect, Kinesis Firehose; catalogue and query with AWS Glue and Amazon Athena/Redshift Spectrum. S3 features highlighted: lifecycle rules, object tags, batch operations, and Intelligent‑Tiering moving objects after 30/90/180 days to cut cost.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:18New realities
- 2:45Amazon S3
- 5:48Best Practices
- 6:50Workflow
- 7:41Storage
- 9:32S3 Outpost
- 10:44S3 Deep Archive
- 11:00S3 Intelligent Tiering
- 11:54Automatic Data Archiving
- 13:30Optimizing For All Stages
- 14:44Moving Data
- 16:19Automation
- 17:45The Power of the Data Lake
- 18:51AWS Lake Formation
- 20:21Summary
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