Build a real-time, low-code anomaly detection pipeline for time series data using Amazon Aurora, Amazon Redshift ML, and Amazon SageMaker
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This article explains how to build a low-code, real-time anomaly detection pipeline for time series data using Amazon Aurora, Amazon Redshift ML, and Amazon SageMaker.
Specifically, the article covers:
- Overview of the solution architecture
- Prerequisites (Aurora instance, Redshift data warehouse with Redshift ML)
- Source data overview (turbofan engine sensor data)
- Creating Aurora source database and populating data
- Setting up zero-ETL integration between Aurora and Redshift
- Creating materialized view in Redshift
- Anomaly detection using SageMaker Random Cut Forest model
- Integrating the SageMaker model with Redshift ML
- Making predictions on live data using the integrated model
- Cleaning up resources
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