Amazon Redshift allows precomputed query results in the form of materialized views for faster query response times from your data warehouse.
Redshift supports incremental refresh capability for local tables, which is useful for aggregations and multi-table joins specifically.
Customers use data lake tables for cost-effective storage and interoperability with other tools.
Amazon Redshift now provides the ability to incrementally refresh installed materialized views on data lake tables.
Incremental refreshes on standard data lake tables enable building and refreshing materialized views in Amazon Redshift maintaining data freshness with a cost-effective approach.
Incremental refreshes are also possible for data lake tables using Apache Iceberg.
Amazon Redshift's introduction of incremental refresh provides substantial performance gains over full recompute.
Materialized views on data lake tables can be valuable for optimizing SQL queries for faster data analysis.
For best practices on materialized views on data lake tables in Amazon Redshift Spectrum, check out the AWS documentation.
Amazon Redshift makes it cost-effective to analyze structured and semi-structured data using standard SQL and business intelligence tools.