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AFAIK, EMR-S might not match Athena Spark in terms of warmup time as both deployment and configurable approaches are different. In EMR-S, Pre-initialized capacity is available and ready to use when the application has started. The pre-initialized capacity becomes inactive when the application is stopped. An application moves to the STARTED state only if the requested pre-initialized capacity has been created and is ready to use and this setup is not same in Athena Spark.
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