Building efficient pipelines on AWS for managing daily financial transactions using Spark Scala.
In the realm of financial data management, creating efficient pipelines in AWS is pivotal. This blog delves into a comprehensive financial domain project, showcasing the development of pipelines using Spark Scala for handling daily financial transactions.
The project revolves around the incremental loading of daily financial transactions into S3 buckets as Parquet files, facilitating seamless reporting in Amazon QuickSight. The data originates from various sources, including EDX parcels and snapshots from a legacy Oracle database, requiring meticulous handling for downstream processing.
The journey begins with ingesting data and transforming it into raw source tables in an S3 bucket, organized by categories such as Customer Master Data, GL Ledgers, AP Purchases, and more. Glue Tables are then created through crawlers, converting these base tables into a readable format for reports and other job processes.
The creation of transactional report-specific final reporting tables, incorporating business logic for AP reports, AR reports, Purchases reports, and others. The entire process involves meticulous pipeline engineering activities, including cluster configuration, IAM roles setup, bootstrap processes, and data security measures with KMS key pair and secrets manager.
The optimization of PySpark code for handling high-volume data is detailed, covering partitioning techniques, memory overhead considerations, and other Spark configurations for optimal performance. The blog concludes by addressing the challenges of scheduling jobs, conflict resolution in read and write tasks, and ensuring data integrity in a daily/hourly refreshing high-volume report environment.
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