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Add run= to timestamped ETL folder names #294

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alexanderdean opened this issue Jul 1, 2013 · 2 comments
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Add run= to timestamped ETL folder names #294

alexanderdean opened this issue Jul 1, 2013 · 2 comments
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So e.g. instead of:

snowplow-events-soak-eu/events/2013-06-06-13-54-02

Becomes:

snowplow-events-soak-eu/events/run=2013-06-06-13-54-02

This is, again, to allow Hive to read these event folders. Necessary for anyone using Hive who is not also loading events into Redshift or another storage target (because their events won't be being archived).

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alexanderdean added a commit that referenced this issue Jul 7, 2013
EmrEtlRunner: simplified EmrEtlRunner and its config (#287)
EmrEtlRunner: added run= to timestamped ETL folder names (#294)
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Unfortunately we're waiting on Scalding for a new release here:

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Done in 0.8.8.

peel pushed a commit to snowplow/emr-etl-runner that referenced this issue May 26, 2020
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Simplified EmrEtlRunner and its config (snowplow/snowplow#287)
Added run= to timestamped ETL folder names (snowplow/snowplow#294)
peel pushed a commit to snowplow/emr-etl-runner that referenced this issue May 28, 2020
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Simplified EmrEtlRunner and its config (snowplow/snowplow#287)
Added run= to timestamped ETL folder names (snowplow/snowplow#294)
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