Informatica to AWS Glue Migration

Hi,

We want to migrate our informatica jobs to AWS glue, is there any tool or process to migrate the jobs ?

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Migration & Modernization Analytics Database

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Migration & Modernization Analytics AWS Glue Extract Transform & Load Data

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rePost-User-0406440

asked a year ago239 views

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For the moment, there is no any automation or publicly available guidance how to migrate Informatica jobs to Glue. The overall idea is to implement Glue jobs based on the logic of existing Informatica jobs. It is possible to speed up the process and benefit from other customer's migrations using AWS Partner or ProServe. Please reach out to your account manager.

David

answered a year ago

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