Generative AI Assistance

Integrating data across multiple sources can take days or even months. The Amazon Q Developer data integration capability helps you build data integration jobs with minimal data integration knowledge or coding experience. It abstracts manual tasks so you can spend less time on mundane work and more time on analyzing data.

Tell Amazon Q Developer what you need in English and it will return a complete job for you. For example, with the data integration capability, you can ask Amazon Q Developer to “read JSON files from S3, join on ‘accountid’, and load into DynamoDB” and in response, it will return an end-to-end data integration job that can perform that action. You can review the generated job, test it against sample datasets, and move it to production.

Building data integration jobs is just the beginning. Once a job is authored and deployed into production, you must maintain and troubleshoot it. The errors could be related to connection, environment, syntax, validation, or execution. They can occur when you create, test, publish or run your integration jobs. Troubleshooting jobs often requires perusing through log files and logging into monitoring dashboards.

AWS Glue now provides AI-powered capabilities to modernize your Spark jobs and accelerate troubleshooting. Automatically upgrade to newer Spark versions and get intelligent diagnostics when issues occur, reducing debugging time from days to minutes.

AWS Glue provides AI-powered assistance throughout the entire data integration lifecycle. Built with deep domain knowledge of AWS Glue, it provides expert-level guidance for anything data integration related.

Instead of waiting for SMEs within your organization or hiring a consultant, you can reach out to Amazon Q Developer anytime through AWS Glue console, AWS Glue Studio or through API. The Amazon Q Developer data integration capability is optimized for use with other AWS services. You can easily create jobs that extract, transform and load data that is stored in Amazon DynamoDB, Amazon DocumentDB, Amazon Managed Streaming for Apache Kafka, Amazon Kinesis, Amazon Redshift, and Amazon S3.