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AWS and DuckLabs: Building the future of analytics together

Today we are announcing that Amazon has signed a definitive agreement to acquire DuckLabs, the Amsterdam-based company behind the open-source analytical database DuckDB. We expect the transaction to close shortly, subject to customary closing conditions. Hannes Mühleisen and Mark Raasveldt, who created DuckDB and co-founded DuckLabs, will continue leading the team and the open-source project’s technical direction as part of AWS. The DuckDB open-source project will also continue to be driven by the DuckLabs team, remain open source under the independent Foundation (the non-profit that oversees DuckDB), and available under the MIT license as it does today.

How Delivery Hero rebuilt real-time ad measurement with Apache Flink

How Delivery Hero rebuilt real-time ad measurement with Apache Flink

Learn how Delivery Hero rebuilt its ad measurement pipeline from hourly batch processing to real time on Amazon Managed Service for Apache Flink, cutting the gap between an event and its recording from 61 minutes to 1.2 seconds and reducing monthly operational costs by about 57%.

Configure domain-level VPC networking in Amazon SageMaker Unified Studio

Configure domain-level VPC networking in Amazon SageMaker Unified Studio

Configuring VPC networking per project across a SageMaker Unified Studio domain creates inconsistent, hard-to-audit networks. This post shows administrators how to configure domain-level VPC networking once, so every new project automatically inherits consistent, private network isolation, then update existing projects and validate connectivity.

Announcing Spark Connect on Amazon EMR on EC2: Interactive PySpark anywhere

Announcing Spark Connect on Amazon EMR on EC2: Interactive PySpark anywhere

Amazon EMR on EC2 now supports Spark Connect, so you can develop and debug PySpark interactively from Amazon SageMaker Unified Studio Data Notebooks or your own IDE while Spark runs on your cluster. This post shows you how to get started from both a Data Notebook and a local IDE.

Best practices for scaling large consumer groups on Amazon MSK

Best practices for scaling large consumer groups on Amazon MSK

As consumer groups on Amazon MSK scale to thousands of members, the metadata record Kafka writes during rebalances can exceed the 1 MB limit and stall the group. Learn how to estimate metadata size, raise the topic-level limit safely, plan capacity, and apply complementary strategies for scaling large consumer groups.

How Moeve standardized dbt runs across data lakes with Amazon Athena

Moeve standardized how it runs dbt across multiple data lakes by building a centralized, serverless launcher on Amazon Athena, AWS Step Functions, AWS Fargate, Amazon DynamoDB, and Amazon EventBridge, cutting new-project onboarding from days to about 15 minutes while keeping compute close to the data and orchestration loosely coupled.

Connect Amazon SageMaker Unified Studio to Microsoft Power BI - Part 1: IAM Identity Center (IDC)-based domains

Connect Amazon SageMaker Unified Studio to Microsoft Power BI – Part 1: IAM Identity Center (IDC)-based domains

Connect Microsoft Power BI directly to governed data in Amazon SageMaker Unified Studio using new authentication modes in the Amazon Athena ODBC driver, with no third-party ODBC-JDBC bridge. Part 1 covers IAM Identity Center (IDC)-based domains with both DSN-based and DSN-less connection methods.

Connect Amazon SageMaker Unified Studio to Microsoft Power BI - Part 2: IAM-based domains

Connect Amazon SageMaker Unified Studio to Microsoft Power BI – Part 2: IAM-based domains

Connect Microsoft Power BI directly to governed data in Amazon SageMaker Unified Studio using the Amazon Athena ODBC driver. Part 2 covers IAM-based domains with SageMakerIam authentication, including AWS IAM Identity Center administrator setup, for both DSN-based and DSN-less connection methods.