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S3DestinationConfiguration

import type { S3DestinationConfiguration } from "https://aws-api.deno.dev/v0.3/services/iotanalytics.ts?docs=full";

Configuration information for delivery of dataset contents to Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3).

interface S3DestinationConfiguration {
bucket: string;
glueConfiguration?: GlueConfiguration | null;
key: string;
roleArn: string;
}

§Properties

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bucket: string
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The name of the S3 bucket to which dataset contents are delivered.

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glueConfiguration?: GlueConfiguration | null
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Configuration information for coordination with Glue, a fully managed extract, transform and load (ETL) service.

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key: string
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The key of the dataset contents object in an S3 bucket. Each object has a key that is a unique identifier. Each object has exactly one key.

You can create a unique key with the following options:

  • Use !{iotanalytics:scheduleTime} to insert the time of a scheduled SQL query run.
  • Use !{iotanalytics:versionId} to insert a unique hash that identifies a dataset content.
  • Use !{iotanalytics:creationTime} to insert the creation time of a dataset content.

The following example creates a unique key for a CSV file: dataset/mydataset/!{iotanalytics:scheduleTime}/!{iotanalytics:versionId}.csv

Note: If you don't use !{iotanalytics:versionId} to specify the key, you might get duplicate keys. For example, you might have two dataset contents with the same scheduleTime but different versionIds. This means that one dataset content overwrites the other.

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roleArn: string
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The ARN of the role that grants IoT Analytics permission to interact with your Amazon S3 and Glue resources.