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To send Amazon S3 data to PostgreSQL, start by connecting your S3 bucket as a data source in Kondado, then configure your PostgreSQL database as the destination. Select the CSV Files pipeline to define how Kondado reads your stored files, including settings for delimiters and file prefixes. Once configured, Kondado replicates your S3 data to PostgreSQL on a configurable schedule, keeping your analytics database current without manual file transfers.
After replication, your S3 data becomes structured tables in PostgreSQL, ready for complex SQL analysis, joins with other business data, or feeding into visualization tools. This automated pipeline eliminates the need to manually download, transform, and upload files, letting analysts focus on extracting insights rather than data preparation.
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The CSV Files pipeline transforms raw storage into actionable database records, pulling files based on your specified prefixes and parsing them using custom delimiters to match your schema. Once in PostgreSQL, you can combine S3-stored customer behavior logs with transactional data from other sources, build custom dashboards in Looker Studio or Power BI, or create automated reports that refresh as new files land in your bucket. This seamless flow turns static file storage into a dynamic analytics environment where every CSV upload triggers updated metrics and fresh business intelligence.
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Kondado automatically reads the schema of your Amazon S3. All tables, views, and fields available in your account are extracted without manual configuration.
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Sync data automatically — no code, no manual exports.
Add Amazon S3 as a data source in Kondado by providing your bucket credentials and region details to establish the initial connection.
Set up PostgreSQL as your destination by entering your database connection details, including host, port, and authentication credentials.
Choose the CSV Files pipeline, define your file reading parameters such as prefixes and delimiters, then set your preferred update frequency from 5-minute intervals to daily.
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