How Teradata uses AWS to power enterprise analytics
summary
Teradata runs Vantage on AWS using EC2, EBS, S3, PrivateLink, CloudFormation, Direct Connect and plans SageMaker and Glue integration, with each customer in a dedicated VPC. The platform embeds a SQL engine plus a graph and machine‑learning engine with 180 methods, lets one query join S3 + Vantage data and run ML inline, and shows a utility case: a customer with 1 billion IoT records for fault detection and another running analytics 2–3 hours/day on a pay‑per‑query Vantage units model with linear scaling and self‑service controls.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 8:59Fault Detection
- 10:21Vantage as a Service
- 12:09Storage and Compute Separation
- 13:23Services Integration
- 19:00S3 Integration
- 22:20SelfService
- 28:34DevOps
- 30:48Performance at Scale
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