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https://github.com/kevinndungu-source/amazon_redshift_s3_data_pipeline

This repository contains code and documentation for the Amazon Redshift project, showcasing a data pipeline using Amazon S3. Explore how I manage and analyze large datasets in the cloud!
https://github.com/kevinndungu-source/amazon_redshift_s3_data_pipeline

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This repository contains code and documentation for the Amazon Redshift project, showcasing a data pipeline using Amazon S3. Explore how I manage and analyze large datasets in the cloud!

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# Amazon-Redshift_S3-Data_Pipeline

Welcome to the documentation repository for my Amazon Redshift Project! This repository contains detailed information about the project, including setup instructions, usage guidelines, and insights into data analysis processes.

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![S3 Redshift](https://github.com/kevinndungu-source/Amazon_Redshift_S3_Data_Pipeline/assets/114335263/11fafc6b-288a-4163-8cd3-369fd19bd164)

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## Overview

The Amazon Redshift Project is aimed at demonstrating effective data management and analysis using Amazon Redshift, a fully managed data warehouse service in the cloud. The `Amazon_RedShift_Project_Documentation` pdf file is divided into four main parts:

1. Introduction: Provides an overview of the project objectives and outlines the contents of the documentation.

2. Preparation of the Environment: Details the setup process, including creating a virtual private cloud (**VPC**), setting up **subnets**, creating an Amazon **S3** bucket, and configuring **IAM** roles and **security groups**.

3. Interaction with Amazon Redshift: Explains how to create a **Redshift cluster**, configure database tables, import data from S3, and run queries using the Redshift query editor.

4. Conclusion: Summarizes the project outcomes and discusses future considerations.

## Infrastructure as Code (IaC)

For those interested in replicating my cloud infrastructure setup, I provide *Infrastructure as Code* (**IaC**) files in the `Amazon-Redshift_S3-Data_Pipeline` directory. You can find both [YAML](https://github.com/kevinndungu-source/Amazon_Redshift_S3_Data_Pipeline/blob/main/Project's_Code/Amazon_RedShift_Cloud_Formation_Stack_YAML_Code.yml) and [JSON](https://github.com/kevinndungu-source/Amazon_Redshift_S3_Data_Pipeline/blob/main/Project's_Code/Amazon_RedShift_Cloud_Formation_Stack_JSON_Code.json) formats of my cloud formation stack templates, enabling easy deployment and scalability.

### Deployment Instructions

1. Clone this repository to your local machine.
2. Navigate to the `Amazon-Redshift_S3-Data_Pipeline` `/Project's_Code` files directory.
3. Choose the appropriate cloud formation stack template (**YAML** or **JSON**) for your deployment.
4. Deploy the stack using the **AWS CloudFormation** console or **CLI**. Refer to the [AWS documentation](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/whitepapers/latest/overview-deployment-options/aws-cloudformation.html) for detailed instructions on deploying CloudFormation stacks.

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## How to Run this project in your own environment

**Clone the Repository:-**
```sh
git clone http://github.com/kevinndungu-source/Amazon_Redshift_S3_Data_Pipeline