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Query your data streams in the Kinesis console

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Query your data streams in the Kinesis console - Amazon Kinesis Data Streams

The Data Analytics tab in the Kinesis Data Streams Console lets you query your data streams using SQL. To use this capability, follow these steps:

  1. Sign in to the AWS Management Console and open the Kinesis console at https://console.aws.amazon.com/kinesis.

  2. Choose the active data stream that you want to query with SQL and then choose the Data analytics tab.

  3. In the Data analytics tab, you can perform stream inspection and visualization with a Managed Apache Flink Studio notebook. You can perform ad-hoc SQL queries to inspect your data stream and view results in seconds using Apache Zeppelin. In the Data analytics tab, choose I agree and then choose Create notebook to create a notebook.

  4. After the notebook is created, choose Open in Apache Zeppelin. This will open your notebook in a new tab. A notebook is an interactive interface where you can submit your SQL queries. Choose the note that contains the name of your stream.

  5. You will see a note with a sample SELECT query to output the data in the stream already running. This lets you view the schema for your data stream.

  6. To try out other queries such as tumbling or sliding windows, choose View sample queries in the Data analytics tab. Copy the query, modify it to suit your data stream schema, and then run it in a new paragraph in your Zeppelin note.

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