Amazon Redshift now supports concurrency scaling of streaming ingestion workloads from Amazon Kinesis data streams
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This article announces that Amazon Redshift, starting with patch P203, supports concurrency scaling for streaming materialized views connected to Amazon Kinesis Data Streams.
- Enables automatic scaling of streaming ingestion workloads from Amazon KDS to Redshift
- Frees up main cluster or workgroup for higher priority workloads
- Streaming materialized views can ingest hundreds of megabytes of data per second
- Available immediately in all AWS regions where Redshift is available
- Helps build resilient analytics applications with predictable SLAs
Concurrency scaling for Redshift streaming ingestion improves resource utilization and workload performance.
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