AWS Glue Tutorial for Beginners| Learn everything about Glue in 30 mins| Glue Data Catalog| Glue ETL

[@AchyuthPrasad-h8m]

Am struggle to find best video to learn AWS Glue, this the best one for new beginners. Thank you so much.

[@cv4875]

Best AWS Glue tutorial on YT

[@skyrayzor3693]

One of the best video on amazon glue. Thank you for sharing.

[@prasadkishorpanchakshari1503]

Such an amazing channel to learn AWS in very simple way. Thank you so much !

[@AWS-Made-Easy]

Thank you!

[@mmmingalov]

thank you very much for clear explanation of base principles of building DB in data catalogue (non physical DB). After your video I was able to create DB, crawler and put data I need for notebook into destination data catalogue DB

[@patriciapena3256]

Very good video, ideal for a first approach to Glue! 💫💫

[@RajeshVerma-mp8qk]

excellent way to easily understand for a fresher too. thank you so much

[@anuragsharma5678]

thanks for the video, very informative to go through the basic concept of Glue.

[@PramodMadisetti]

Thanks for the Tutorial in short video.within 30 min basics nicely covered.

[@danilogonzalez6193]

The tutorial I needed to understand the concepts of AWS Glue was incredibly simple

[@brandonhunter3036]

Really an excellent resource. Often I just need a quick refresher or explainer and this channel often does the trick. **subscribed!**

[@AWS-Made-Easy]

Thank you!

[@saaii9]

@@AWS-Made-Easyin etl tools there is a transformations therr right in there is sql querybthere

[@venkateshyoutube]

So useful video for AWS glue service

[@pratyushkatre8246]

Very Helpful ♾️

[@TheErchetan]

Nice and proper Explanation

[@PiyushKumar-uw1gk]

Amazing video. Really deserve comments.

[@rehanghuman9136]

Very helpful. Clear and Easy Guide. Thank you very much

[@AWS-Made-Easy]

Thank you!

[@sunjith7177]

Nice explanation, thanks a lot bro. This was very helpful.

[@hariss9699]

Great Session Nice bro.Thanks for good explanation.

[@manic_psycho_trader]

Excellent job.... Also ETL job

[@darwinwilmutj4297]

Very Informative. Awesome

[@aniketmankar1665]

Keep going brother!! It's really helpful for people like me who want practical demonstration of aws services. Please make a video on Amazon sagemaker🙏🏻

[@AWS-Made-Easy]

Thank you! Will definitely try to make a video on sagemaker

[@kanisetti1]

Thanks for the Video, it is simple, clear and has good examples, could you please create playlists for other aws resources.

[@leoluo92]

Thank you for the amazing tutorial!

[@RakeshShivayyaGuttedar]

It is a very good explanation of AWS Glue!

[@AWS-Made-Easy]

Thank you!

[@saaii9]

@@AWS-Made-Easycan you please make a video on etl tools tranformation tools how to use those tools please

[@trivedibhargav5224]

Awesome bro ❤

[@KamleshSingh-um9jy]

very well explained

[@sriramjasti1639]

Thank you very helpful tutorial to quickly start on Glue.If possible can you make a video on parameterization of values like 1 job's output will be the input of next job with incremental loading.

[@Bruno_Knabben]

thanks for this tutorial it helped me a lot

[@Lakshvedhi]

Very good tutorial 👍

[@NithyashreeBalaji-y8t]

can we have the sample dataset for the hands on practice?

[@adkmdggd2431]

Very nice

[@theinstigatorr]

I wanted to see if the data at the end really did drop the field

[@Itsluxsy]

Thanks for the Tutorial

[@dominikastachnialek3394]

such a good tutorial

[@piyushnarhire2400]

So cool, thank you so much man!

[@rakhi7777]

Thank you for this video.

[@muthukumarpalaninathan2724]

Thanks very much.

[@shobitvijayvargiya7824]

clean content!

[@surbhivyas1605]

really helpful.thanks a ton

[@laolubabson8621]

very explanatory, but please try and add the link to your sample data so we can also use it for the hands-on lab practice, thank you.

[@gurupraveen8833]

How to migrate the Glue version from lower to higher. Example 1.0 to 4.0

[@NagendraChoda]

When I use csv file with commas in between field values like description value "Contains payments, refunds & fines" Only is loaded into column description and remaining part goes into another column. I hope you should have faced this

[@apnacloud1]

can you share that customer CSV file ?

[@lanreuzamere4994]

Nice

[@asimkumarrout5966]

can you upload the sample data as well please?

[@onyinyechichukwuma689]

Perfect.

[@RakeshShivayyaGuttedar]

Sir, What if the schema of data changes in the s3.? Is there a chance of data corruption ? What could be the causes of data corruption?

[@homerSImpsonss]

you would need to reschedule the crawler to run again. in some instances the crawler runs daily as scheduled task, and updates the catalog.

[@RakeshShivayyaGuttedar]

@@homerSImpsonss Thank you sir!

[@venkateshyoutube]

why do we need to create folders inside folders in S3?

[@dmg-s]

not necessary.

[@AWS-Made-Easy]

That’s just for partitioning the data to optimise the query performance if you are querying the data using Athena! Totally optional

[@venkateshyoutube]

please share the file that you stored in s3 as source.

[@timholtz5590]

Hi, there's a sample customers csv file in another tutorial that I used and it worked great here too. It's the github link in the description of the Johnny Chivers video named "AWS Glue Tutorial for Beginners" if you want to take a look.

[@rajash1819]

Hello brother , I need some information. I wrote here In general how batch jobs work like informatica workflows. migrating Informatica workflows and sql jobs from Oracle to Postgres using Aws lambda glue s3 dms . Can u explain please -TIA

[@AWS-Made-Easy]

I’m making a video on Glue ETL in depth

[@rahulnarwade6554]

Can you make video on aws quick sites

[@AWS-Made-Easy]

Will do!

[@Umeshchandra-tn4dv]

can you share the CSV file?

[@timholtz5590]

Hi, there's a sample customers csv file in another tutorial that I used and it worked great here too. It's the github link in the description of the Johnny Chivers video named "AWS Glue Tutorial for Beginners" if you want to take a look.

[@pranaybankar819]

Can we say Glue Data Catalogs are nothing but logical indexes created on your actual data?

[@user-mi7ju9uj2u]

It is kind of another layer to represent your data in your way. It makes your data structure independent from the sources, kind of dynamic mapping. If you see traditional way, you have to map columns to attribute/object in Java/other languages. If you change something you have to modify code for most of all layer to accommodate it. Now it is more easy to map without worrying about the change of structure in future.

[@RaviY-o6r]

TopNotch

[@vijeeshsathya7119]

unstructured content, jumps here and there with no proper planning on the course flow.