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Athena is probably my best bet tbh, especially if I can do a few clicks and just get smaller files. Processing smaller files is a no brainer / pretty easy and c
by calderwoodra 2y ago
Athena is probably my best bet tbh, especially if I can do a few clicks and just get smaller files. Processing smaller files is a no brainer / pretty easy and could be outsourced to lambda.
- fifilura 2y agoYeah the big benefit is that it requires very little setup. You create a new partitioned table/location from the originally mapped file using a CTAS like so: CREATE TABLE new_table_name WITH ( format = 'PARQUET', parquet_compression = 'SNAPPY', external_location = 's3://your-bucket/path/to/output/' ) AS SELECT * FROM original_table_name PARTITIONED BY partition_column_name You can probably create a hash and partition by the last character if you want 16 evenly sized partitions. Unless you already have a dimension to partition by.