Tuesday, August 13, 2019

Hive(EMR) and DynamoDB Integration

Follow below steps to move data from Hive to Dynamo DB.
Source link: https://docs.amazonaws.cn/en_us/amazondynamodb/latest/developerguide/EMRforDynamoDB.html

Below is just a quick summary from the above documentation link.


1. Create a hive table. (Ignore this step if hive table is already created)

CREATE TABLE hive_features
    (feature_id             BIGINT,
    feature_name            STRING ,
    feature_class           STRING ,
    state_alpha             STRING,
    prim_lat_dec            DOUBLE ,
    prim_long_dec           DOUBLE ,
    elev_in_ft              BIGINT)
    ROW FORMAT DELIMITED
    FIELDS TERMINATED BY '|'
    LINES TERMINATED BY '\n';


2. Now create another external hive table which just references to the hive table (but provides the mapping between Hive and DDB tables)

CREATE EXTERNAL TABLE ddb_features
    (feature_id   BIGINT,
    feature_name  STRING,
    feature_class STRING,
    state_alpha   STRING,
    prim_lat_dec  DOUBLE,
    prim_long_dec DOUBLE,
    elev_in_ft    BIGINT)
STORED BY 'org.apache.hadoop.hive.dynamodb.DynamoDBStorageHandler'
TBLPROPERTIES(
    "dynamodb.table.name" = "Features",
 "dynamodb.column.mapping"="feature_id:Id,feature_name:Name,feature_class:Class,state_alpha:State,prim_lat_dec:Latitude,prim_long_dec:Longitude,elev_in_ft:Elevation"
);


3. Now insert data into Dynamo DB table from Hive table (for which Hive internally uses Map-Reduce Job to do this copy)

INSERT OVERWRITE TABLE ddb_features
SELECT
    feature_id,
    feature_name,
    feature_class,
    state_alpha,
    prim_lat_dec,
    prim_long_dec,
    elev_in_ft
FROM hive_features;


4. we can use hive QL to query DDB table

SELECT DISTINCT feature_class
FROM ddb_features
ORDER BY feature_class;

SELECT feature_name, state_alpha
FROM ddb_features
WHERE feature_class = 'Lake'
AND feature_name LIKE 'M%'
ORDER BY feature_name;

SELECT state_alpha, feature_class, COUNT(*)
FROM ddb_features
WHERE elev_in_ft > 5280
GROUP by state_alpha, feature_class
HAVING COUNT(*) >= 3
ORDER BY state_alpha, feature_class;


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