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Connect to AWS Aurora PostgreSQL/Amazon Redshift Database from AWS Lambda

Posted on February 28, 2021 by Anand

In this blog post I will discuss following scenarios to connect to databases from AWS Lambda function: Connecting to Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL database in private subnet with public accessibility set to No in same AWS account.Connecting to cross account Amazon Redshift database in public subnet with public accessibility set to Yes. Connect to Amazon Aurora … Continue reading Connect to AWS Aurora PostgreSQL/Amazon Redshift Database from AWS Lambda

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Posted in AWS, lambda, PostgreSQL, redshiftTagged AuroraPostgresql, connection, cross account, eip, lambda, private subnet, RDS, redshiftLeave a comment

Scan Dynamodb table from AWS Glue in different account

Posted on March 28, 2020May 19, 2020 by Anand

In this blog post I will list down the steps required to setup the AWS Glue job to scan the dynamodb table in another account. In my setup, I scan the dynamodb table in Account A (us-west-2), perform glue transformations in Account B (us-east-1) and write it to S3 in Account B. Account A - … Continue reading Scan Dynamodb table from AWS Glue in different account

Posted in AWS, boto3, Data Engineering, Dynamodb, iamTagged AWS, aws glue, cross account, Data Engineering, Dynamodb, iam, sts1 Comment
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