Step 3: Query data - Amazon Athena
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Step 3: Query data

Now that you have the cloudfront_logs table created in Athena based on the data in Amazon S3, you can run SQL queries on the table and see the results in Athena. For more information about using SQL in Athena, see SQL reference for Athena.

To run a query

  1. Choose the plus (+) sign to open a new query tab and enter the following SQL statement in the query pane.

    SELECT os, COUNT(*) count 
FROM cloudfront_logs 
WHERE date BETWEEN date '2014-07-05' AND date '2014-08-05' 
GROUP BY os

  2. Choose Run.

    The results look like the following:

    Viewing query results in the Athena console.

  3. To save the results of the query to a .csv file, choose Download results.

    Downloading query results in CSV format.

  4. To view or run previous queries, choose the Recent queries tab.

    Choose Recent queries to view previous queries.

  5. To download the results of a previous query from the Recent queries tab, select the query, and then choose Download results. Queries are retained for 45 days.

    Viewing and downloading recent queries in the Athena console.

  6. To download one or more recent SQL query strings to a CSV file, choose Download CSV.

    Downloading recent query strings to a CSV file.

    For more information, see Work with query results and recent queries.