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1) A student created an Amazon RDS MS SQL Express database instance and configured security settings to allow connections. 2) They connected to the database using SQL Server Management Studio and created a table with sample data. 3) The student then set up Amazon QuickSight, connecting it to the RDS database and building visualizations using fields from the table they created.

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Alm1&2 (CSC)

1) A student created an Amazon RDS MS SQL Express database instance and configured security settings to allow connections. 2) They connected to the database using SQL Server Management Studio and created a table with sample data. 3) The student then set up Amazon QuickSight, connecting it to the RDS database and building visualizations using fields from the table they created.

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NAME: SHAIK NAZIR

ID : 2100030499

ALM-1 & ALM-2(CSC)


1) create and visualize data in an Amazon Relational
Database (Amazon RDS) MS SQL Express server
using Amazon Quick Sight.
ANS)
Step 1: Set up Amazon RDS MS SQL Express Server
1) Log in to AWS Console:
Go to the AWS Management
Console. Log in to your AWS account.

2. Navigate to Amazon RDS:


In the AWS Management Console, go to the "Services" dropdown
and select "RDS" under the "Database" section

3. Launch a new RDS instance:


Click on "Create database."
Choose the "SQL Server" engine.
Select the "SQL Server Express Edition" as the edition.
Follow the wizard to configure your instance, including setting up
the master username and password.
4)Configure Security Group:
Ensure that your RDS instance has the necessary security group
rules to allow incoming connections. Typically, you would want to
allow traffic on port 1433 (default for SQL Server).

Step 2: Connect to RDS MS SQL Express Server


1. Get Connection Details:
Once your RDS instance is running, go to the RDS dashboard, select
your instance, and note down the endpoint, port, master
username, and password
2. Connect to RDS from SQL Server Management Studio
(SSMS): Open SQL Server Management Studio.
Connect to the server using the endpoint, port, username, and
password.
Step 4: Set Up Amazon QuickSight
1. Navigate to Amazon QuickSight:
In the AWS Management Console, go to the "Services" dropdown
and select "QuickSight" under the "Analytics" section.

2. Create a New Analysis:


Click on "New analysis" and select "Create analysis."
3. Create a Data Set:
->Click on "New data set."
->Choose "SQL" as the source.
->Enter the connection details for your RDS instance (endpoint,
database name, username, and password).

4. Build Your Data Set:


->Choose the "Import to SPICE for quicker analytics" option.
->Select the table you created in the RDS database.
5.Create Visualizations:
->Once your data set is created, you can start building visualizations
using the fields from your table.

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