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How to Implement AWS Crawler using Boto3

Today, our experts are going to take us through implementing AWS Crawler via Boto3. First, we are going to take a look at how to create an AWS Crawler.

Crawlers are used to create tables from existing data that are in the form of files in S3 or JDBC or other connections. In this scenario we will be using S3 as the connection as seen below:

We have to enter the Name of the crawler as per our preference, We also have to enter the region name.

Additionally, this code requires ARN role with full glue access. Hence we have to create one as seen in the code above. We can also change the name of the database, This results in a new database with the name we have chosen.

Our experts would like to point out that we have to enter the path of our s3 folder. This is where the files for creating the table are stored.

Furthermore, we can specify the next step in case there is a scheme change. We can also mention if we want the crawler to crawl the entire folder or certain files.

Once we start the crawler, we will be able to see the newly created table in our database.

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Conclusion

To sum up, our Support Engineers took us through implementing AWS Crawler using Boto3 with ease.