A New York data science executive, Perry Beaumont guides Distinguished Programs’ risk mitigation programs, and informs business development strategy. One of the resources that Perry Beaumont utilizes is Cloud Guru, which offers a range of online Amazon Web Services (AWS) certification courses.
One of the courses, "Introduction to Amazon Redshift Table Design,” focuses on a next-generation cloud data warehouse platform. Designed to make it simple and efficient to employ existing business intelligence and standard SQL tools, Redshift is a “self-service” product in the sense that it’s fully managed within the AWS ecosystem.
What this means is that, with Redshift, traditional hardware procurement and deployment cycles do not come in to play. With software patches ensuring that Redshift is up to date, businesses are better able to focus on their core mission of sourcing and analyzing critical data.
The introductory Cloud Guru course covers topics such as the creation and launch of a Redshift cluster, as well as optimizing table design. The course also provides strategies for improving query performance and undertaking analysis that defines whether queries are being impacted by subpar table design.
One of the courses, "Introduction to Amazon Redshift Table Design,” focuses on a next-generation cloud data warehouse platform. Designed to make it simple and efficient to employ existing business intelligence and standard SQL tools, Redshift is a “self-service” product in the sense that it’s fully managed within the AWS ecosystem.
What this means is that, with Redshift, traditional hardware procurement and deployment cycles do not come in to play. With software patches ensuring that Redshift is up to date, businesses are better able to focus on their core mission of sourcing and analyzing critical data.
The introductory Cloud Guru course covers topics such as the creation and launch of a Redshift cluster, as well as optimizing table design. The course also provides strategies for improving query performance and undertaking analysis that defines whether queries are being impacted by subpar table design.
