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Amazon Web Services has been the dominant leader in the public cloud space since the beginning. Tableau integrates with AWS services to empower enterprises to maximize the return on your organization’s data and to leverage their existing technology investments. It all starts with direct connections to Amazon data sources including Amazon Redshift (including Redshift Spectrum), Amazon Aurora, Amazon Athena and Amazon EMR as well as many outside data sources such as SQL Server, Cloudera Hadoop, and numerous Cloud apps like Google Analytics and Salesforce.
Thanks to these market leading integrations, Tableau is the natural choice of platform for analyzing the data stored in Amazon’s data sources. Beyond this, Tableau provides the depth and breadth of capabilities to ensure that data can be confidently deployed across the entire enterprise. Tableau Server runs seamlessly in Amazon’s cloud infrastructure so the customers who prefer to deploy all of their applications inside of Amazon Web Services have a complete solution offering from Tableau.
Together, AWS and Tableau create a powerful cloud analytics platform. You can perform every step of the analytics journey: data collection, transformation, storage and analysis, at enterprise scale with AWS and Tableau products. Get started today to see for yourself.
Learn more about Tableau Server on AWSIt was really easy to be able to connect Tableau with AWS. There are already built-in connectors for the different databases that we have. For example, we have data in SQL server, MySQL, Postgres, Redshift. So we're able to connect to all that out of the box with Tableau.
In this episode of This Is My Architecture, Russell Christopher, Product Manager at Tableau Software, explains how we built Tableau Online, our fully hosted analytics platform in the cloud. You'll learn about how leveraged EC2 Windows and multiple data stores including PostgreSQL, ElastiCache Redis, and Amazon S3 to build a scalable, multi-tenant solution on AWS.
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