Amazon Redshift Spectrum / Redshift — Technology Profile & Architecture

Core Information

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Name, description, vendor website, logo, technology type and tags.

Overview & Role

Amazon Redshift is a fully managed, petabyte-scale cloud data warehouse service designed for analytics workloads. It allows users to run complex analytical queries against large datasets using standard SQL. Redshift Spectrum is a feature of Amazon Redshift that enables users to query data directly from files on Amazon S3 without loading it into Redshift tables, combining the performance of Redshift with the flexibility of S3 data lakes.

Domain Classification & Tags

Analytics

Performance Profile

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Typical read and write throughput, payload size and processing latency.

Read Performance Profile

Throughput: Hundreds of MB/s to several GB/s (Redshift); Tens to hundreds of MB/s (Spectrum)

Payload Size: Queries typically process large datasets (TB to PB) rather than individual 'payloads'. Result sets can range from KB to GB.

Processing Latency: Sub-second to minutes, depending on query complexity, data size, and cluster size/configuration (Redshift); Seconds to minutes, depending on query complexity and data size (Spectrum)

Write Performance Profile

Throughput: Hundreds of MB/s to several GB/s for bulk loads (Redshift); N/A (Spectrum is read-only)

Payload Size: Typically large batches of data (MB to GB) for ingestion (Redshift); N/A (Spectrum is read-only)

Processing Latency: Seconds to minutes for bulk loads (Redshift); N/A (Spectrum is read-only)

Architecture Diagram

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Reference diagram of the technology's internal architecture.

Component Architecture & Topology

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Features

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Catalogued product capabilities and what each one does.

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Typical Use Cases

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Scenarios the technology is commonly chosen for.

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Known Customers

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Publicly referenced organisations using the technology.

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Known Integrations

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Other products and services it is documented to work with.

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Connectors

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Directional data connections to other technologies, with direction and maturity.

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Reference Architectures

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Published architectures where the technology is used or mentioned.

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Security Features

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Built-in security and access-control capabilities.

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Known Issues

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Documented limitations, defects and operational pitfalls.

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Guidelines

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Recommended practices for adopting and operating the technology.

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Standards & Compliance

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Standards, certifications and control requirements it maps to.

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Sources

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Documentation and research references behind the recorded information.

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Expert Validation

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