Amazon S3 WS

About Amazon S3

Amazon S3 is an online storage service offered by Amazon Web Services (AWS). It allows users to securely and scalably store and retrieve data on the internet.

The service is similar to a vast digital warehouse where you can store a variety of files, including images, videos, documents, data backups, and much more.

Many businesses and developers use Amazon S3 to store their data, host static websites, and support various applications that require reliable and scalable storage.

Learn more: https://aws.amazon.com/fr/s3/  

Connect Piano Analytics with Amazon S3

Configure the Amazon S3 connection

The sending configuration is managed from the Export tool interface, available from the main menu:

Once on the interface, you can set a configuration from the "List of sending configurations" tab:

Setup only takes four simple steps:

1. Fill-in connection details (name, bucket and destination folder name).

2. Enable file reception by adding the provided code into your Amazon S3 bucket access settings.

3. Make sure the connection is working by using the test button (it sends a "test" file to your destination folder).

4. Validate your settings.

After saving, your configuration will be available on the "List of sending configurations" tab. From there, you can edit or delete your configurations. 

Activate the Amazon S3 connection

When creating automatic data exports from the Data Query tool

From Data Query, once your dataset has been generated, you can export it in CSV format (held within a GZIP) using the export button:

By ticking the "Scheduled" type, you can access your Amazon S3 configurations:

Notes

If you have not yet set up an Amazon S3 export configuration from the dedicated interface, you can create one here by selecting "Add an Amazon S3 configuration". You will then be redirected to the same creation interface (detailed in Part 1).

When creating a Data Flow export

Information

Data Flow is a chargeable option from Piano Analytics solution, enabling you to export massive volumes of granular data in real time. 
For more information, please visit the Product page: Data Flow

On the Exports tool, go to the "Scheduled exports" tab to create a Data Flow export:

By the end of the process, you will find the Amazon S3 connection type. Select your configuration from the drop down list:

Notes

If you have not yet set up an Amazon S3 export configuration from the dedicated interface, you can create one from this interface, by clicking on "Create a new connection". You will then be redirected to the same creation interface (detailed in Part 1).