Making Amazon S3 a Target for DMS Amazon Web Service
Before diving into the various aspects of AWS DMS CDC S3 a quick look at each component separately is in order.
The Amazon Web Service
Database Migration Service or AWS DMS is a cloud-based platform that
facilitates easy migration of data warehouses, relational
databases, NoSQL databases, on-premises systems to the cloud, and one cloud
provider to another.
CDC or Change Data Capture is the process of
recording modifications made in the latest production data or metadata which is
then stored in a separate data repository replication software.
Amazon S3 or Simple Storage Service is ideal for
users, who, among other things want to work with limited storage operations and
quickly scale up to tens of terabytes of data if required.
The advantage of AWS DMS CDC S3 is that the replication activity can be done both
within and outside the region with S3 having the capability to go through
billions of objects of Batch Operations. Users can migrate data using AWS DMS
CDC to S3 from any supported database sources when S3 is the target in an AWS
DMS activity. This is applicable for both full load or when Change data capture
CDC data is written in a comma-separated format by default.
Before going through the AWS DMS CDC to S3 activity, a few preconditions have to be met.
The AWS
account used for the migration must have an IAM role with write and delete
access to the target S3 bucket. The role must have tagging access to allow any
objects written to the target bucket to be tagged through AWS DMS CDC to S3.
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