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Hello AC,
To capture and view the history on the tables, you would need to enable audit logging on the table. To accomplish that
- select the database and click on Modify.
- In the subsequent screen, scroll all the way to the bottom in the Additional Configuration section and turn on Audit Log in the Log Exports section
You could also follow the steps as described in this re:Post article.
To send the logs from CloudWatch to Redshift enable subscriptions by following the steps here.
Hope this helps.
Best regards, Mukul Dharwadkar
answered 8 months ago
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I'm trying to capture the actual data is changed, I'm already using the built-in Audit feature but that is just for events not the actual data.
I'm trying to achieve something like https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/big-data/build-an-end-to-end-change-data-capture-with-amazon-msk-connect-and-aws-glue-schema-registry/ but worndering if supported directly by Auroa Zero etl?