Use Dynamic Frame
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- Data Processing Efficiency
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- Optimization Strategy 2
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| Action | Leverage Glue Dynamic Frames | [1] |
| Affects | Data Processing Efficiency | [1] |
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doc:beam/995b4bdc-d35f-4be9-b8c4-bd417fbb3610Show excerpt
### Current Approach Your current approach uses AWS Glue to create and run a job that processes data from S3. Here's a breakdown of your code: 1. **Define the Pipeline**: You create a Glue client. 2. **Create a Job**: You define a Glue jo…
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