Working with Redshift databases and tables

Before we start querying the Redshift database, we will first need to upload some same data to it. For this particular scenario, we are going to use a small subset of HTTP request logs that originated from a web server at the NASA Kennedy Space Center in Florida. This data is available for public use and can be downloaded from here: http://ita.ee.lbl.gov/html/contrib/NASA-HTTP.html.

The log file essentially contains the following set of columns:

  • Host: The host that is making the web request to the web server. This field contains fully qualified hostnames or IP addresses as well.
  • Timestamp: The timestamp of the particular web request. The format is DAY MON DD HH:MM:SS YYYY. This timestamp uses a ...

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