Transfer Amazon Redshift Data to MySQL

Solution Overview

If your team is managing data sets in both Redshift and MySQL, it's never been easier to port data between the two systems. By providing a SQL query, Shipyard can turn the resulting data into a CSV file and immediately upload it to the table of your choice in MySQL.

Connects:

Amazon Redshift

To

MySQL

Used for:

Data Transfer

Data Pipelines

Used by:

Data Engineering

See it in Action

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It's easy to

Transfer Amazon Redshift Data to MySQL

using Shipyard. Select the Blueprints you need, fill out a form, and connect everything together.

There's no code for you to touch or infrastructure for you to manage, but you can always incorporate your own code if you would like.

We do all of the heavy lifting so you can focus on building more data solutions for your business.

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1

Click on "New Fleet" anywhere in the application and select a Project.

2

Search for

Amazon Redshift - Download Query Results to Shipyard

and

MySQL - Upload File to Table from Shipyard

Blueprints and fill out the required fields.

3

Drag and Drop to connect your Vessels together.

4

Create schedule or webhook Triggers to automate your work.

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Transfer Amazon Redshift Data to MySQL

Run a SQL query against any Amazon Redshift table or view to generate a file that gets imported to a single MySQL table.

Transfer Amazon Redshift Data to MySQL

Solution Overview

Connects:

Amazon Redshift

To

MySQL

Used for:

Data Transfer

Data Pipelines

Used by:

Data Engineering

See it in Action

Build it Yourself in Under 5 Minutes

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Experience how quickly you can build solutions with

Amazon Redshift

and

MySQL

Why Shipyard?

Deploy Ridiculously Fast

Build Without Limits

Gain Peace of Mind

No DevOps Required

Experience how quickly you can build solutions with Shipyard.

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