I am planning to use Mulesoft API S3 connector to integrate with AWS and I have a few queries.
Will the connector move the data via internet or other channel?
Is the data encrypted in transit?
Will the connector move the data via internet or other channel?
The documentation states that:
...you must have access to the Amazon S3 target resource, Amazon Web
Services, and Anypoint Platform.
Basically the connector uses AWS SDK to connect to AWS S3 services, which uses HTTP REST APIs. The application has to have access to connect to S3 over the Internet because it will assume access to the public DNS hosts names for AWS.
Is the data encrypted in transit?
You can use an AWS KWS master key to encrypt objects. Check with AWS documentation what that provides in term of encryption.
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I have IBM Datastage server installed on premises.
I want to connect to an Amazon S3 bucket from datastage to load data.
How can i establish a connection to Amazon S3 from datastage server.
From doing some online reading, the IBM product seems to work with a Java API.
https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/iis/11.5?topic=connections-java-code
Therefore, you can use the AWS SDK for Java to invoke Amazon S3 operations. If you are not familiar with how to use the AWS SDK for Java (V2), see this doc topic:
Get started with the AWS SDK for Java 2.x
Depending on your version, you may even have an S3 Connector stage available in your Palette.
I have an Amazon AWS RDS (PostgreSQL) database. I am trying to connect it to Amazon API Gateway as simply as possible (AWS Service WITHOUT Lambda).
I am trying to perform a simple get request. To get all "animals" (table name "animals") from the db.
The question is which Action to select. All actions in the documentation change the db. And I need only to perform a simple GET request.
Also we need to setup the policy and specify the actions for it.
Api Gateway request:
https://i.ibb.co/2hkdVqZ/AWS.png
Api Gateway Policy:
https://i.ibb.co/vk8pLzd/AWS2.png
The AWS API is for creating/changing the DB server itself, as you have mentioned. You can't query the RDS database directly from the AWS API. You have to create a DB connection to the PostgreSQL database using traditional database drivers in order to run queries against the database.
You will need to use a Lambda function to accomplish what you are trying to achieve.
I am trying to move potentially sensitive data to an S3 bucket from where I can put it into an Amazon Redshift cluster to perform analytics. I am transferring data from our current MySQL tables to CSVs, uploading them to S3, and using COPY to put the data into Redshift. I have attempted to use client side encryption using boto3 in Python, however it has not been successful. I read that S3 uses TLS encryption in transit when uploading files to S3. Can anyone confirm this? Could I rely on that and not have to worry about using client side encryption?
The AWS API is a REST service that supports SSL/TLS connections. All the official AWS SDKs and CLI tools connect to the AWS API via SSL/TLS by default.
Amazon S3 is a REST service. So you may simply use SSL to protect the data in transit if you are using the S3 API or use client side encryption if you are using the AWS SDK.
I'm looking into the Amazon API Gateway. Is there a reason to use it as an S3 Proxy rather than making calls to the S3 API directly?
I am new to development of salesforce.I want to call web services of Amazon. i have created bucket in Amazon S3. Now if i want to fetch data from Amazon S3, how it is possible through Salesforce??Thanks in advance.
The Force.com Toolkit for Amazon Web Services is probably what you need. Have a look at it.