Releases · snowplow/quickstart-examples

10 Aug 11:36

972a149

23.07

This release brings Azure Open Source to the quick-start with a quick and easy way to get an end-2-end pipeline running on top of Azure and loading into SnowflakeDB.

For further details checkout the release post: https://snowplow.io/blog/announcing-open-source-azure-support/

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23 Jul 22:16

jbeemster

22.01-patch.6

3f195c3

22.01 Western Ghats (Patch.6)

This is a fairly major refactor of the AWS quick-start which brings several security fixes, deprecation fixes and adds support for Redshift and Databricks (and a simplified flow for Snowflake).

You can now deploy all available destinations concurrently if you want to be able to test and evaluate everything available.
AWS S3 Bad Loader now correctly partitions data for use with Athena queries
All EC2 deployments now enforce the use of IMDSv2
All EC2 deployments now use Launch Templates instead of Launch Configurations
All AWS services are given a far larger memory share to ensure better through-put and performance with small instance types
All AWS default instance types have been moved to the t3a family to achieve ~10% reduction in run costs for EC2

Tickets

Extend .gitignore to allow for local testing (#58)
Refactor aws/pipeline module to support more destinations (#56)
Remove aws/snowflake module as deprecated (#59)
Add support for Redshift & Databricks to aws/pipeline module (#57)
Update aws/iglu_server modules to use latest versions (#55)
Update aws/pipeline modules to use latest versions (#61)