Amazon Redshift now supports refresh interval in a zero-ETL integration
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The article discusses a new 'refresh interval' feature for zero-ETL integrations in Amazon Redshift that allows users to control the frequency of data replication into Redshift.
Specifically, the article covers:
- Amazon Redshift's zero-ETL integrations enable near real-time analytics and machine learning on data from operational databases
- The new 'refresh interval' feature allows you to control the frequency of data replication to Redshift
- Existing integrations will have a zero refresh interval, but can be modified based on data latency requirements
- Links to documentation for getting started with zero-ETL integrations and using the refresh interval feature
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