Amazon QuickSight now supports visualizing S3 Analytics data with 1-click
When S3 Analytics was released in Nov 2016, it gave customers the ability to analyze storage access patterns and transition the right data to the right storage class. Customers could also manually export the data to an S3 bucket to analyze using the business intelligence tool of their choice and gather deeper insights on usage and growth patterns. This helped customers reduce storage costs while optimizing performance based on usage patterns.
When S3 Analytics was released in Nov 2016, it gave customers the ability to analyze storage access patterns and transition the right data to the right storage class. Customers could also manually export the data to an S3 bucket to analyze using the business intelligence tool of their choice and gather deeper insights on usage and growth patterns. This helped customers reduce storage costs while optimizing performance based on usage patterns.
With today’s update, customers can quickly and easily gain those deeper insights and benefits by analyzing and visualizing their S3 Analytics data in Amazon QuickSight with a single click from the S3 console, without the need for manual exports or additional data preparation.
This feature is now available in all QuickSight regions – US East (N. Virginia and Ohio), US West (Oregon) and EU (Ireland).
To learn more, see the latest blog post on Visualizing S3 Analytics Data with Amazon QuickSight.