A historic sawmill finishes each night’s kiln logs and needs cheap,…

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A historic sawmill finishes each night’s kiln logs and needs cheap, durable object storage that AWS Glue, SageMaker Data Wrangler, and later training jobs can all read. Where should that batch lake land?

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Amazon S3 as the durable batch landing zone, not an instance EBS volume as the system of record. — Think of nightly kiln logs that Glue, Data Wrangler, and training all need to read. Land them on Amazon S3. A notebook EBS volume is not the shared lake.

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A single training-instance EBS volume, because block storage is the shared lake.

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Amazon Polly, because speech stores kiln logs for Glue.

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A laptop folder, because later training jobs always read a local disk.

A historic sawmill finishes each night’s kiln logs and needs cheap, durable object storage that AWS Glue, SageMaker Data Wrangler, and later training jobs can all read. Where should that batch lake land?

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