s3-sqs-connector
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s3-sqs-connector
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Upload to S3 -> AWS lambda with some Scala Spark code -> Process -> Write back to S3
Are you planning on uploading and processing many files to S3? If so I would use something like Structured Streaming with the FileSource which can detect new files uploaded to S3 and process them in on a "standard" Spark cluster. You can then build a very easy to deploy and operate cluster on EKS/Kubernetes. I would check out: https://github.com/qubole/s3-sqs-connector once the number of files you upload start to get really large. Glue could also be used to achieve roughly the same thing and without the hassle of managing the EKS/K8s clusters.
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