Concurrency Scaling on Amazon Redshift

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Concurrency Scaling in Amazon Redshift is a feature that enables you to handle spikes in concurrent read-query demands without affecting the performance of your cluster. When enabled, Redshift provisions additional read-only capacity, called 'Concurrency Scaling clusters,' which are used to execute…

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Question 1

A company's compute team is experiencing slow query performance on their Amazon Redshift cluster during peak hours, affecting other business-critical applications also. Which concurrency scaling solution should be implemented?

Question 2

A company is experiencing a slow query performance issue on Amazon Redshift during peak hours. They want to enable Currency Scaling but are concerned about the cost. How can cost be managed while using Currency Scaling?

Question 3

A data analysis team is using Amazon Redshift to analyze data from various sources. Occasionally, the data load process takes longer than expected during peak hours, making it difficult for analysts to run queries. How can the issue be addressed?

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