The solution

Virtusa used several AWS services to experiment with APA’s sample relational data in an Amazon Neptune Graph Database. During this engagement, our team of engineers:

Created an Amazon VPC with an AWS Internet Gateway that manages an Amazon Neptune cluster with the use of a reader and writer instance
Created and configured an Amazon SageMaker Notebook to access the Amazon Neptune DB
Built an Amazon S3 bucket for storing the vertex and edge files that are loaded into Amazon Neptune by AWS Database Migration Service (DMS)
Formed a PostgreSQL DB in Amazon Relational Database Service (RDS) that is loaded with the sample data shared by the client using PgAdmin
Implemented a Replication Instance in the AWS DMS console that is configured with the same Amazon VPC
Administered two Endpoints in AWS DMS (Source and Target Endpoints) to get data from Amazon RDS and post it into Amazon Neptune
Instituted a Database migration task and configured it with the replication instance and endpoints from previous steps
Uploaded a mapping file in JSON format to map tables in Amazon RDS to vertex and edges in Amazon Neptune
Mapped relational table rows to vertices within the property graph model

AWS Services Used:
Amazon Neptune
Amazon RDS (PostgreSQL)
AWS DMS
Amazon S3
Amazon SageMaker Notebooks
Amazon VPC
AWS Internet Gateway

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