Integrating with services on AWS

Reference list of AWS data sources, BI tools, and storage patterns commonly used alongside Cube Cloud.

Cube Cloud works with numerious services available on Amazon Web Services (AWS). This page provides a non-exhaustive lists of these services.

Contact us if you have questions about Cube Cloud integration with a particular service.

Data sources

Cube Cloud integrates with the following data sources:

• Amazon Redshift
• Amazon Athena
• Postgres, Microsoft SQL Server, MySQL, and Oracle on Amazon RDS
• Hive / SparkSQL, Presto, and Trino on Amazon EMR
• Elasticsearch on Amazon OpenSearch Service
• Parquet, CSV, and JSON files on Amazon S3

Data visualization tools

Cube Cloud integrates with the following data visualization tools:

• Amazon QuickSight via SQL API

Storage

Amazon S3 can be used as storage for export buckets and pre-aggregations.

Compute

Amazon EC2 can be used as compute for deployments.

Authentication

Amazon Cognito can be used for authentication of API requests.

Monitoring

Amazon CloudWatch and Amazon S3 can be used as destinations for monitoring integrations.

Networking

Amazon VPC can be used for secure networking.