This project demonstrates the development of a robust sales data analysis platform utilizing Amazon Web Services (AWS) to manage, analyze, and visualize large datasets. The solution leverages AWS Redshift for data warehousing, Amazon S3 for scalable storage, and Amazon QuickSight for business intelligence and visualization.
- Data Ingestion: Sales data is imported from Kaggle to Amazon S3, ensuring scalable and secure data storage. 📦
- Data Warehouse: Amazon Redshift is used to store and query large volumes of sales data, providing high performance and scalability. 🗄️
- Data Visualization: Amazon QuickSight is employed to create interactive and insightful dashboards for data exploration and decision-making. 📊
- Purpose: Provides a fully managed, scalable data warehouse for complex queries and large-scale data analysis.
- Features:
- Columnar Storage: Efficient query performance with columnar data storage. 🗂️
- Massively Parallel Processing (MPP): Distributed processing to handle large datasets and complex queries. 🔄
- SQL Compatibility: Supports standard SQL queries for data analysis. 🧑💻
- Purpose: Offers scalable object storage for data ingestion and archival.
- Features:
- Scalability: Handles any amount of data with high availability. 📈
- Durability: 99.999999999% durability and 99.99% availability. 🛡️
- Security: Uses IAM roles and policies to manage secure access. 🔒
- Purpose: Provides cloud-native business intelligence and interactive data visualization.
- Features:
- Interactive Dashboards: Create dynamic and interactive visualizations. 🎨
- Embedded Analytics: Integrate dashboards into applications. 📱
- Paginated Reports: Generate detailed operational reports. 📑
- Create VPC: Configure a Virtual Private Cloud for secure network isolation. 🌐
- Configure Security Groups: Adjust inbound rules to allow Redshift access from S3. 🔄
- Create IAM Roles: Define roles for secure S3 access by Redshift. 🔐
- S3 Bucket Creation: Set up Amazon S3 buckets to store raw sales data. 🏗️
- Data Upload: Import sales data files (.csv) to the S3 bucket. ⬆️
- Redshift Cluster: Deploy and configure a Redshift cluster within the VPC. 🏢
- Cluster Subnet Group: Define a subnet group for the Redshift cluster. 🌐
- EC2 Instance: Provision an EC2 instance to interact with Redshift for data loading and SQL execution. 💻
- Load Data: Use the
COPY
command to transfer data from S3 to Redshift. Example:COPY sales_data FROM 's3://bucket-name/data.csv' IAM_ROLE 'arn:aws:iam::account-id:role/RedshiftRole' FORMAT AS CSV DELIMITER ',' REGION 'region';
- Convert Data Types: Adjust data types and clean inconsistencies, such as formatting the
invoice_date
column. 🧹 - Resolve Data Mismatches: Address inconsistencies in columns like
Total_Sales
andOperating_Profit
. 🔍
- SQL Queries: Execute aggregations and calculations to analyze sales data.
- By Product: Aggregate total sales and units sold by product. 📦
- By Region: Analyze sales revenue by region. 🌍
- By Time Period: Evaluate sales trends over daily, monthly, and quarterly intervals. 📅
- QuickSight Integration: Import data from Redshift into Amazon QuickSight. 🔄
- Dashboard Creation: Develop interactive dashboards to visualize sales performance, trends, and patterns.
- Units Sold: Plot sales data by day, month, quarter, and year. 📊
- Top Products: Highlight the top-performing products. 🏆
- Regional Sales: Visualize sales distribution across different regions. 🌎
- Enhanced Tracking: Improved accuracy and efficiency in tracking sales data and performance. ✅
- Actionable Insights: Enabled stakeholders to identify key trends and make data-driven decisions. 🧠
- Streamlined Workflow: Integrated AWS services to automate data processing and reporting. ⚙️
For a comprehensive guide, refer to the full project documentation. 📚
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details. 📜