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How to Replicate Data from an On Premises Database to Amazon RDS

12,750 views November 14, 2013 9:19

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This short tutorial will show you how to set up a task in Attunity Replicate that replicates data from SQL Server to Amazon Redshift. In this tutorial I will be using SQL Server as my source database and Oracle as my Amazon RDS database, although you can use any databases supported by Attunity Replicate instead. If you want to use another database, make sure that you have the appropriate database client installed.

Attunity Solutions for Amazon RDS

Challenge:

Supporting MySQL, Oracle, and Microsoft SQL, Amazon RDS is easy to set up, operate, and scale. With Amazon RDS, organizations enjoy high-performance computing at a reasonably low cost and with minimal administration.

Often integrated with other systems, Amazon RDS can serve as either a source or target for critical data. Among the examples:
*On-Premises Database to Amazon RDS
*Amazon RDS to Amazon RDS (Region-to-Region)
*Amazon RDS to Amazon Redshift

(Data Transfer from Amazon RDS available only as Full Load)

To assure Information Availability across systems, organizations encounter these common challenges:
*Extracting data from heterogeneous sources
*Adapting that data for ingestion to Amazon RDS
*Achieving near real-time replication
*Moving large datasets over the WAN
*Monitoring and assuring data integrity

To implement an end-to-end data loading process, organizations often face a great deal of 'heavy lifting', costly development work, taking months to go-live, as well as on-going maintenance.

To learn more, go to attunitycloudbeam.com/solutions/amazon-rds

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Attunity, Inc. published this 9:19 video tutorial on November 14, 2013. It has been watched 12,750 times on YouTube.

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