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Report On
On Job Training

During
I Year II Semester
On Job Training

Submitted to
The Department of Data Science and Information. Technology

In partial fulfillment
of the academic
requirements for the
award of the Degree of

VPM's B.N. Bandodkar College of Science

For
The award of the degree Of
Masters Of Science In Data Science
By
SAYYAD SAHIL JAMAL
CERTIFICATE
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DECLARATION

I, SAHIL SAYYAD (2024420468), Students Of VPM Bandodkar College Of

Computer
Science & Information Technology Studying In The First Year And Second Semester
solemnly declare that the Summer Industry Internship-II report , titled “VISUALIZATION

AND ANALYSIS OF INDIA’S GDP USING AMAZON REDSHIFT” is submitted to

VPM COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY for partial
fulfillment for the award of degree of Masters of technology in DATA SCIENCE .

It is declared to the best of our knowledge that the work reported does not form part of any
dissertation submitted to any other University or Institute for award of any degree
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

I would like to express our gratitude to all the people behind the screen who
helped me to transform an idea into a real application.

I would like to thank our Sir Mr. Tejas Jadhav for his technical guidance,
constant encouragement and support in carrying out our project at college.

I profoundly thank to Mr. (Kale) Sir, Head of the Department of Computer

Science & Information Technology who has been an excellent guide and also
a great source of inspiration to our work.

We would like to express our heart-felt gratitude to our parents without whom
we would not have been privileged to achieve and full fill our dreams. We are
grateful to our principal, who most ably run the institution and has had the
major hand in enabling me to do our project.

The satisfaction and euphoria that accompany the successful completion of

the task would be great but incomplete without the mention of the people who
made it possible with their constant guidance and encouragement crowns all
the efforts with success. In this context, we would like thank all the other staff
members, both teaching and non-teaching, who have extended their timely
help and eased our task.
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VISUALIZATION AND ANALYSIS OF INDIA’S GDP USING

AMAZON REDSHIFT

Abstract

Storing data in Amazon Redshift along with Amazon S3 is of paramount

importance in the field of data analytics, serving as a foundational solution for
secure, scalable, and reliable data storage. Amazon S3's ability to handle diverse
datasets, from raw to processed, makes it an ideal choice for analytics
workflows, ensuring seamless scalability as data volumes grow. The durability
and availability of Amazon S3 contribute to the reliability of analytics processes,
while robust security features such as access controls and encryption safeguard
sensitive data. The integration capabilities with various analytics tools
streamline workflows, allowing analysts to efficiently access and analyze data.
Overall, Amazon S3 plays a central role in empowering organizations to derive
meaningful insights from their data while maintaining the integrity, security,
and scalability required for effective data analytics.
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LIST OF FIGURES

[Link] Figure No. Title of Figure Page No.

1 3.1 6
Architectural Design

2 3.2 Use Case diagram 8

3 5.1 Create an IAM User account 13

4 5.2 Create a S3 Bucket 14

5 5.3 Load data into S3 Bucket 15

6 5.4 Query on data 15

7 5.5 Creating Redshift Cluster 16

8 5.6 Data Analysis Tools 16

9 5.7 Editing Storage Class 17

10 5.8 Load data into S3 Bucket 17

5.9 Query on data 18

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INDEX

Abstract (i)

List of Figures (i)

1. INTRODUCTION 1
1.1. Scope 1
1.2. Existing Systems 2
1.3. Proposed Systems 3

2. SYSTEM ANALYSIS 4

[Link] Requirement Specifications 4

[Link] Requirements 4
[Link] Requirements 5
[Link] Requirements 5

3. SYSTEM DESIGN
3.1 Architecture Design 6
3.2 Modules 7
3.3 UML Diagrams 8

4. SYSTEM IMPLEMENTATION 9

5. OUTPUT SCREENS 15

6. INTERNSHIP FEEDBACK (Experience)

6.1 Challenges faced
19

7. CONCLUSIONS AND FUTURE SCOPE 20

8. BIBLIOGRAPHY 21
1)Appendix A: Abstract 22
2)Appendix C: Domain of Internship and Nature of internship 24
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1. INTRODUCTION

Storing and managing data efficiently is a critical aspect of modern digital

ecosystems, and Amazon Redshift has emerged as a cornerstone in this endeavour.
As a highly scalable, durable, and secure object storage service, Amazon S3 offers
organizations a robust platform to store, retrieve, and manage vast amounts of data in
the cloud. This introduction provides an overview of the key features and benefits of
leveraging Amazon S3 for data storage, highlighting its pivotal role in addressing the
evolving needs of businesses in the digital age. From its seamless scalability to
advanced security measures and integration capabilities, Amazon S3 has become a
go-to solution for diverse applications, ranging from data analytics and content
distribution to backup and archiving. Understanding the significance of Amazon S3
lays the foundation for harnessing the full potential of cloud- based storage solutions
in the pursuit of effective and streamlined data management.

1.1 Scope

The scope of Amazon Redshift is vast, positioning it as a versatile solution in cloud-

based data management. Renowned for its exceptional scalability, S3 seamlessly
accommodates diverse storage needs, from modest datasets to expansive petabytes,
ensuring adaptability to evolving requirements. A pivotal application lies in data
analytics, where S3 serves as a central repository for structured and unstructured data,
enhancing storage efficiency and retrieval. Integration with various analytics tools
augments the agility and efficacy of data- driven decision-making. Beyond analytics,
S3 plays a critical role in backup and recovery, offering reliability and durability.
Versioning, redundancy, and robust disaster recovery strategies contribute to its
utility. S3's versatility extends to content distribution, in conjunction with Amazon
Cloud Front, enabling scalable, low-latency global delivery of web content. For
longterm data archiving, S3 provides cost-effective solutions, including storage
classes like Glacier. Its collaborative potential is evident in secure collaboration,
allowing teams to efficiently share and collaborate on documents and media files. In
the IoT era, S3 is a reliable storage solution for vast volumes of IOT-generated data.
With robust security features such as access controls and encryption, S3 is apt for
storing sensitive and regulated data, ensuring compliance. Supporting application
hosting, S3 facilitates static website hosting and serves as a storage backend for web
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applications. Seamless integration with the AWS ecosystem enhances its

functionality, presenting opportunities for comprehensive and scalable cloudbased
solutions.

1.2 Existing System

Organizations used to rely on on-premises solutions or other cloud storage

systems for data storage before implementing Amazon Simple Storage Service
(Amazon S3).On- premises setups often involved physical servers and local
infrastructure, posing challenges in scalability and flexibility. Some
organizations used other cloud storage platforms, facing limitations in terms of
scalability and integration. The pre-Amazon S3 era was characterized by a lack
of seamless scalability and comprehensive features in data storage systems.

The following are the drawbacks of the existing manual System:

• Limited Scalability

• Higher Upfront Costs

• Complex Maintenance

• Reduced Flexibility

• Limited Accessibility and Collaboration

1.3 Proposed System

The proposed system for data storage in Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon
S3) revolves around creating a streamlined and secure infrastructure. Utilizing S3
buckets as the organizational framework, the system ensures the systematic
categorization and storage of diverse datasets. Access controls are meticulously
configured to fortify security measures, providing granular control over data access.
Data transfer methods, including direct uploads and seamless integration with AWS
services, facilitate the efficient and secure flow of a variety of data types into Amazon
S3, ensuring adaptability to dynamic data requirements. Strategic decisions regarding
storage classes, such as Standard, Intelligent-Tiering, Glacier, and Glacier Deep
Archive, are made based on the specific characteristics of the data. This approach
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optimizes storage by balancing considerations of durability, accessibility, and

costeffectiveness. Enabling versioning enhances data integrity, offering protection
against accidental deletions or modifications. Automated backup strategies and
lifecycle policies are implemented, efficiently managing data retention periods and
transitions between storage classes. Moreover, the seamless integration of Amazon
S3 with analytics tools within the AWS ecosystem streamlines data analysis
workflows. This integration empowers organizations to extract valuable insights from
stored data, fostering informed and data- driven decision-
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making processes. In essence, the proposed system maximizes the capabilities of

Amazon S3, creating a scalable, secure, and efficient data storage solution that
addresses a spectrum of organizational needs within the dynamic landscape of cloud-
based storage services.

MERITS:
• Scalability and Flexibility

• Enhanced Security Measures

• Optimized Storage Cost

• Data Integrity and Disaster Recovery

• Seamless Integration for Analytics

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2. SYSTEM ANALYSIS

System analysis for storing data in Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3)
involves a comprehensive examination of the requirements, functionalities, and
constraints associated with utilizing this cloud storage solution. The analysis
encompasses several key aspects:

2.1 Functional Requirement Specification

Functional requirements for storing data in Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3)
encompass the essential features and capabilities necessary for an effective and seamless data
storage system. Here are key functional requirements:

Bucket Management:
• Creation: Users should be able to create new S3 buckets to logically organize and store
data.

• Deletion: Authorized users should have the ability to delete buckets that are no longer
needed.

• Configuration: Users must be able to configure bucket properties, including access

controls and logging settings.

Data Upload and Retrieval:

• Direct Uploads: Users should be able to directly upload data to S3 buckets through the
user interface or APIs.

• Download and Retrieval: Authorized users should have the capability to retrieve and
download stored data from S3 buckets.
Access Controls:
• ACLs and Bucket Policies: Implement access control lists (ACLs) and bucket policies
to control who can access and perform operations on S3 buckets and objects.
Security Measures:
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• Encryption: Implement encryption mechanisms for data in transit and at rest, ensuring
the security and confidentiality of stored information.

Usability:
• User Access Management: Implement user access management to control who can
perform specific

actions within the system. 4

2.2 Performance Requirements

The performance requirements for storing data in Amazon Simple Storage Service
(Amazon S3) center on optimizing data transfer, retrieval, and system responsiveness.
The system must ensure high-speed data transfer between clients and S3 buckets, with
clearly defined minimum acceptable rates for uploads and downloads, accounting for
network latency. Minimizing latency in data access and retrieval operations is
paramount, and the system should support a specified number of concurrent requests
without compromising performance. Different storage classes, such as Standard and
Glacier, should exhibit defined performance characteristics, and the system must
scale horizontally to handle increasing data volumes while maintaining high
availability and reliability. Data redundancy measures should be in place to ensure
availability in the event of hardware failures, and the system should optimize data
retrieval speed, especially for frequently accessed data. Throughput requirements
must be specified for data transfer operations, and seamless integration with analytics
tools and other AWS services should be ensured. Monitoring and reporting
mechanisms for performance metrics, including caching to optimize retrieval, should
be implemented to evaluate and maintain the system's efficiency, responsiveness, and
scalability over time.

2.3 Software Requirements:

Operating System: Microsoft Windows XP

Technology: Amazon S3

Programming language: MySQL

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Authentication mechanism: AWS Identity and Access Management

Web-Browser: Google Chrome (Version 119.0.6045.200)

2.4 Hardware Requirements:

Processor : Intel P-IV based

system
RAM : Min. 512 MB

3. SYSTEM DESIGN

Systems design is the process of defining the architecture, components, modules,

interfaces, and data for a system to satisfy specified requirements. One could see it as
the application of systems theory to product development. Here's an overview of the
system design:

3.1 Architectural Design

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Fig 3.1 Architectural Design

All big data solutions begin with storing data. This is the first step in the big data
pipeline. You can store data with several different services from Amazon Web
Services (AWS). Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) is one of the most
commonly used services for storing data. The AWS Management Console to create
an S3 bucket. You will then add an AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM)
user to a group that has full access to Amazon S3. You will also upload files to
Amazon S3, and run simple queries on the data in Amazon

S3. You must have permissions to access Amazon S3. IAM is a web service for securely
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controlling access to AWS services. One best practice for managing IAM permissions is to
create groups of users with a set of permissions. These permissions are controlled by IAM
policies.

3.2 Modules
Section 1: Bucket Management
Bucket management in Amazon S3 includes creating and configuring storage
containers with fine-grained access controls, versioning, and lifecycle policies for
efficient data governance. Users can optimize storage costs and enhance security,
tailoring configurations to specific organizational needs through features like cross-
region replication and bucket policies.

Section 2: Data Upload and Retrieval

Data upload and retrieval in Amazon S3 enable users to seamlessly transfer
information through direct uploads, supporting various methods for efficient data
handling. This includes direct uploads, multipart uploads for large files, and
integration with data transfer tools, ensuring a flexible and streamlined approach for
managing data within the storage service.
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Section 3: Access Controls

Access controls in Amazon S3 provide fine-grained permissions, managed through
IAM policies and ACLs, allowing users to regulate who can upload, download, or
modify data within a bucket. This security feature ensures controlled and secure
access to S3 resources, enhancing data protection and compliance.

Section 4: Security Measures

Security measures in Amazon S3 include encryption mechanisms for data in transit
and at rest, providing a secure environment. Monitoring and auditing capabilities,
such as AWS CloudWatch, further enhance data protection by tracking access,
modifications, and security events within the storage service.

Section 5: Usability
Amazon S3's usability is reflected in its intuitive web interface, facilitating easy
navigation, bucket management, and access control configuration. User access
management ensures a secure and efficient experience, making it accessible for users
to manage and retrieve data seamlessly.

3.3 UML Diagram

UML Diagram for our application is below:

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3.3.1 Use Case Diagram

Fig 3.2 Use case Diagram for Amazon S3 bucket

In UML, use-case diagrams model the behavior of a system and help to capture the
requirements of the system. Use-case diagrams describe the high-level functions and
scope of a system. These diagrams also identify the interactions between the system
and its actors.

4. SYSTEM IMPLEMENTATION

Implementing data storage in Amazon S3 involves configuring credentials, creating

buckets, and enabling secure data transfer and access controls. Security measures
include encryption, versioning, and automated lifecycle policies for cost-effective
storage. Monitoring with Cloud Watch and integration with analytics tools facilitate
performance tracking and analysis. Thorough testing and documentation ensure
effective deployment, complying with legal requirements and offering scalability for
growing data volumes in a streamlined and secure storage solution.
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4.1 Procedure

Task 1: Create an IAM user account

In this task, we will review the permissions for the awsusers IAM group and add the awsuser
to that group

Step 1: Review users and group permissions in the IAM console

In the task, you will create a new group of user accounts • On the AWS Management

Console, on the Services menu, choose Services.

• From the list of services, choose IAM.

• In the navigation pane, choose Groups.

• Choose the awsusers group.

• Choose the Permissions tab.

Notice that the AmazonS3FullAccess policy is attached to the group.

• Choose Show Policy

The policy document is in JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) format. This policy states

that users in that group are allowed to take all actions for Amazon S3 on all resources. • Choose

Cancel.

• In the Inline Policies section, choose Show Policy.

The policy document is in JSON format. This policy states that users in the group are not
allowed to perform the following specified actions on S3 objects:
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o ObjectLegalHold – A legal hold prevents an object version from being

overwritten or deleted.

o ObjectRetention – A retention period determines how long an object is

retained.
o BucketObjectLock – When an object is locked, it cannot be deleted or
overwritten.
o Choose Cancel.

Step 2: Add awsuser to the awsusers group

In this task, you will add the awsuser to the awsusers group. You will also log out of the

console and log back in to the console with the awsuser account and password. • In the

navigation pane, choose Groups.

• Select the awsusers group.

• From the Group Actions menu, choose Add Users to Group.

• Select the awsuser user.

• Choose Add Users.

• From the navigation header, open the list of account actions and copy the account ID.

• In the list of account actions, choose Sign Out.

• To sign back in with the awsuser credentials, choose Sign in to the Console.

• Select IAM user and then use the following information to sign in:

Note: Remove the dashes from the account number before you enter it.

o Account: The account ID that you previously copied

o IAM user name: awsuser
o Password: myP@ssW0rd
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Task 2: Load data into Amazon S3

Step 1: Create an S3 bucket

In this task, you will create a new S3 bucket.

• On the AWS Management Console, on the Services menu, choose Services.

• From the list of services, choose S3.

• Choose Create bucket.

• Enter a bucket name with three or more characters. Uppercase characters are not allowed.

• Choose Create bucket.

Note: S3 bucket names must be unique across all buckets in Amazon S3. If you get a conflict

with another bucket, add a digit and try again.

Note: Write down the bucket name because it will be used in future steps.

Step 2: Upload an object

In this task, you will upload an object to the S3 bucket that you created. First, you must get the
file.

• Download the [Link] file to a local directory.

• Choose the bucket that you created in the previous task.

• In the Amazon S3 console, choose Upload.

• Choose Add files.

• Browse to the directory where you stored the [Link] file.

• Choose the [Link] file.

• Choose Upload.
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Step 3: Query the object you uploaded

In this task, you will query the object that you uploaded to verify that it was uploaded
successfully.

• In the Amazon S3 console, choose the [Link] file.

• Review the file properties for the file that you uploaded.

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Note: You should get a message stating that versioning is not enabled for the bucket. This

behavior is expected.

• From the Object actions menu, choose Query with S3 Select.

• Scroll down the page and choose Run SQL query.

• You should see the first few records from the file.

• Choose Add SQL from templates.

• Choose SELECT COUNT * FROM s3object s.

• Choose Copy SQL.

• Replace the previous query by deleting it and then paste the query you copied.

• Choose Run SQL query.

• In the Result pane, you should get the total number of records, which is 5.

Step 4: Change the encryption properties and storage type

In this task, you will change the encryption setting and storage class for the [Link] file.

• In the Amazon S3 breadcrumbs, choose the bucket name for your bucket.

• In the Amazon S3 console, choose the [Link] file.

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• From the Object actions menu, choose Edit server-side encryption.

• Choose Enable and Save changes.

• To return to the object overview page, choose Exit.

• From the Object actions menu, choose Edit storage class.

• Select Intelligent-Tiering and Save changes.

You receive a confirmation that you successfully edited the storage class.

Step 5: Upload a compressed file

In this task, you will upload a file that is compressed as a .gzip file. First, you must get the

file and save it to a local directory.

• In the Amazon S3 console, choose your bucket from the breadcrumbs again.

• Choose Upload.

• Choose Add files, and choose the [Link] file that you downloaded previously.

• Choose Upload.

• Select the [Link] file.

• To close the Upload: status page, choose Exit.

• From the Object actions menu, choose Query with S3 Select.

5. OUTPUT SCREENS
Output Screens of various functionalities in our application are shown over here along
with the description.

Task 1: Create an IAM role with required permissions

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You must have permissions to access Amazon S3. IAM is a web service for securely
controlling access to AWS services. One best practice for managing IAM permissions
is to create groups of users with a set of permissions. These permissions are controlled
by IAM policies. An IAM policy is an entity that you attach to identities or resources
to define permissions.

Fig 5.1

Task 2: Load data into Amazon S3

Buckets and objects are the basic building blocks for Amazon S3. You create buckets
and add objects to the buckets. Objects in Amazon S3 can be up to 5 TB. You can set
individual object properties—such as encryption at rest and storage class type—in the
Amazon S3 console. Amazon S3 supports two kinds of encryption: Advanced
Encryption Standard (AES)-256, and AWS Key Management Service (AWS KMS).

If you select server-side encryption, each object has a unique key. The keys are also
encrypted with a master key that AWS rotates regularly. If you choose to use AWS
KMS, your objects will also be encrypted with unique keys, but you will manage those
keys yourself.
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When you uploaded the [Link] file, you accepted the default storage class, which is
Standard. Amazon S3 provides six different storage classes, each with different
properties and cost structures.

Fig 5.2

Fig 5.3
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Fig 5.4

Fig 5.5
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Fig 5.6

Fig 5.7
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Fig 5.8

Fig 5.9
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6. INTERNSHIP FEEDBACK

6.1 CHALLENGES FACED

It was a good experience performing all the lab activities and also reffering
the keen power point presentations provided. Also it was a new experience
for us to enhance your skills by using all the applications provided in the
internship. We have got hands-on experience to use each and every tool in
AWS platform by performing various lab activities . The guided labs were
the building blocks which are to be learnt to perform the challenging labs
which were really challenging and compact.
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7. CONCLUSION AND FUTURE SCOPE

CONCLUSION
In conclusion, employing AWS data analytics with data stored in Amazon S3, coupled
with Identity and Access Management (IAM), establishes a robust and secure foundation
for scalable and efficient data processing. Amazon S3 serves as a highly durable and
scalable storage solution, accommodating diverse data types and volumes. IAM ensures
secure access controls, allowing fine-grained permissions to regulate who can interact
with the data. This integrated approach facilitates seamless data analytics workflows,
from ingestion to transformation and analysis. The combination of these AWS services
enables organizations to harness the power of their data, ensuring reliability, scalability,
and stringent security measures throughout the entire data lifecycle.

FUTURE SCOPE

The future scope of AWS data analytics in storing data using Amazon S3 and IAM
(Identity and Access Management) is poised for continued growth and innovation. As
organizations increasingly prioritize data-driven decision-making, the demand for
scalable and secure data storage solutions coupled with robust analytics capabilities is set
to surge. AWS, with its comprehensive suite of services, including Amazon S3 for
durable and scalable storage, and IAM for fine-grained access control, positions itself at
the forefront of this evolution. Future developments may see enhanced integration with
machine learning and AI services, enabling more sophisticated analytics. Additionally,
advancements in real-time analytics, data governance, and compliance features within
the AWS ecosystem are likely, offering organizations powerful tools to derive actionable
insights from their data while ensuring security and compliance standards are met. The
collaborative nature of AWS services is expected to foster an ecosystem where seamless
interactions between storage, access control, and analytics components drive continuous
innovation in data analytics solutions.
8. BIBLIOGRAPHY

[1] [Link]

[2] Grady Booch, James Rumbaugh, Ivar Jacobson. The Unified Modeling Language UserGuide.
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APPENDIX A: ABSTRACT
VPM Bandodkar College of Science and Tech.
Summer Industry Internship -I

Batch No:1
Title

Roll No Name

2024420468 SAHIL JAMAL SAYYAD

VISUALIZATION AND ANALYSIS OF

INDIA’S GDP USING AMAZON REDSHIFT

ABSTRACT
Storing data in Amazon Redshift is of paramount importance in the field of data analytics, serving as a
foundational solution for secure, scalable, and reliable data storage. Amazon S3's ability to handle
diverse datasets, from raw to processed, makes it an ideal choice for analytics workflows, ensuring
seamless scalability as data volumes grow. The durability and availability of Amazon S3 contribute to
the reliability of analytics processes, while robust security features such as access controls and
encryption safeguard sensitive data. The integration capabilities with various analytics tools streamline
workflows, allowing analysts to efficiently access and analyze data. Overall, Amazon S3 plays a central
role in empowering organizations to derive meaningful insights from their data while maintaining the
integrity, security, and scalability required for effective data analytics.

Student 1: SAHIL SAYYAD Project Coordinator HOD-CSE

Mr. Tejas Jadhav Kale (Sir)
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR PROFESSOR
Dept of DSE Dept of DSE
APPENDIX C: DOMAIN OF INTERNSHIP AND NATURE OF INTERNSHIP
Batch No:B18
Title
Roll No Name

20311A0599 SAHIL SAYYAD

VISUALIZATION AND ANALYSIS OF INDIA’S GDP USING
AMAZON REDSHIFT

Table 2: Nature of the Project/Internship work (Please tick √ Appropriate for your
project)

Nature of project

Batch Title Others

No. Product Application Research
(Please specify)

1 VISUALIZATION √ √

AND ANALYSIS OF

2. INDIA’S GDP USING √ √

AMAZON REDSHIFT
Table 1: Domain of the Project/ Internship work (Please tick √ Appropriate For your
project)

Domain of the project

Title
COMPUTER CLOUD SOFTWARE
Batch ARTIFICIAL DATA
NETWORKS, COMPUTING, ENGINEERING,
No. INTELLIGENCE, WAREHOUSING,
MACHINE INFORMATION DATA MINING, INTERNET IMAGE

LEARNING, AND SECUTIRY,CYBE BIG DATA OF THINGS PROCESSING

DEEP LEARNING R SECURITY ANALYTICS

VISUALIZATION
AND ANALYSIS
B18 √
OF INDIA’S GDP
USING AMAZON
REDSHIFT