Step 3 of the AWS Lake Formation S3 Tables migration guide gives a grant-permissions example that cannot work: it puts the S3 Tables catalog path in DatabaseName instead of CatalogId, and fails with InvalidInputException: Database not found.
Integrating with AWS Lake Formation allows third-party services to securely access data stored in Amazon S3–based data lakes. Over the past few days, I’ve gained several valuable insights from hands-on experience that I’d like to share. I will walk you through the end-to-end workflow illustrated above and highlight some key lessons and challenges encountered along … Continue reading Understanding how third-party query engines integrate with Lake Formation
