Using the ETL Tool for AWS Database Migration
AWS (Amazon Web Service) is a cloud-based database migration solution that enables seamless data transfer from on-premises systems to the cloud, one cloud provider to another, and between NoSQL databases, data warehouses, and relational databases. This is best carried out with the ETL AWS tool.
ETL stands for Extract, Transform, and Load, and the tool is
mainly used for combining several databases into one central storage
repository. ETL AWS has three stages. First, data is extracted from the
source database, then it is transformed to the required structure, and finally,
the formatted data is loaded into the intended target database. The ETL AWS process
is fully automated and thus, not susceptible to errors and data loss, thereby
resulting in improved database performance and cost efficiencies.
ETL AWS offers
a host of benefits.
During the migration of databases, users do not have to install
and configure any drivers or applications or make any changes to the source
database. The process is initiated directly from the AWS Management Console and
any change to the source database is easily replicated to the target database
via the Change Data Capture feature.
Further, ETL AWS continually updates any changes made
at the source database to the target database but this can only happen when the
two are kept in sync. The advantage here is that the source database remains
functional during migration and downtime of systems is not required. This is
very helpful for large data-driven organizations for whom shutting down
databases can adversely impact operational efficiency.
Finally, since AWS supports the most common databases in use,
migration can be done with ETL AWS regardless of the structure of the
databases.
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