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Upsolver in 5 minutes
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Amazon Athena data output
MySQL (AWS RDS) data output
Local MySQL data output
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Upsolver Amazon AWS deployment guide
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Upsolver table output
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Upsolver in 5 minutes

Process streaming data from end-to-end within 10 minutes. The data source is an Amazon S3 bucket (updated continuously). Upsolver processes the data and loads to a target analytics system.

You have multiple options for this tutorial. The local machine option does not require you to have access to an AWS environment.

To help you get started with Upsolver, you can try it out for free. You can choose between Community and Upsolver Dedicated Compute subscriptions. Both options give you free Upsolver units (UUs), units of processing capability per hour based on VM instance type.

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Output to an environment on your local machine

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