Cloud foundations
Set up secure access, storage, and repeatable development workflows before moving data.
A practical engineering guide to designing reliable data workflows on AWS, from raw ingestion to analytics-ready data. Learn the building blocks, understand the trade-offs, and ship with confidence.
Explore the core capabilities behind modern AWS data platforms. Each area can grow into focused notes, examples, and runnable implementations.
Set up secure access, storage, and repeatable development workflows before moving data.
Understand batch and streaming ingestion, source connectivity, and event-driven patterns.
Transform datasets with distributed compute and design storage layouts for efficient reads.
Catalog datasets and use serverless SQL to explore, validate, and serve curated data.
Coordinate dependencies, retries, schedules, alerts, and observable pipeline runs.
Version infrastructure and automate testing and deployment with controlled changes.
A simple layered model makes ownership, data quality, and operational failures easier to reason about.
Successful pipelines are not only about moving records. They preserve correctness when jobs retry, data arrives late, schemas change, and dependencies fail.
Start with the fundamentals, then add operational complexity only when the workflow needs it.
IAM, S3, CLI, SDK basics, project structure.
Load source data, transform with Glue, write curated outputs.
Catalog data, query with Athena, schedule and monitor jobs.
Infrastructure as code, CI/CD, testing, recovery, cost control.
This guide is a living reference for hands-on AWS data engineering. Browse the repository, follow the implementation notes, and contribute improvements as the project evolves.