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Jobin George

Author: Jobin George

Jobin George is a Big Data Solutions Architect with more than a decade of experience with designing and implementing large scale Big Data and Analytics solutions. He provides technical guidance, design advice and thought leadership to some of the key AWS customers and Big Data partners.

How Tophatter improved stability and lowered costs by migrating to Amazon Redshift RA3

This is a guest post co-written by Julien DeFrance of Tophatter and Jordan Myers of Etleap. Tophatter is a mobile discovery marketplace that hosts live auctions for products spanning every major category. Etleap, an AWS Advanced Tier Data & Analytics partner, is an extract, transform, load, and transform (ETLT) service built for AWS. As a […]

Embed Amazon AppFlow in your applications using APIs

Software as a service (SaaS) based applications are in demand today, and organizations have a growing need to adopt them in order to make data-driven decisions. As such SaaS adoption grows, extracting data from various SaaS applications and running analytics across them gets complicated. You have to rely on a set of third-party tools to […]

Easily ingest and analyze Google Analytics data with Upsolver and Amazon AppFlow

This post is co-written by Mei Long at Upsolver.  Software as a service (SaaS) based applications are in demand today, and customers have growing need for adopting many of them in their use cases. As adoption grows, extracting data within these various SaaS applications and running analytics across them gets complicated. Although there are several […]

Stream Twitter data into Amazon Redshift using Amazon MSK and AWS Glue streaming ETL

This post demonstrates how customers, system integrator (SI) partners, and developers can use the serverless streaming ETL capabilities of AWS Glue with Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka (Amazon MSK) to stream data to a data warehouse such as Amazon Redshift. We also show you how to view Twitter streaming data on Amazon QuickSight via Amazon Redshift.