# Configuring AWS Glue settings

#### Open AWS Glue services.

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#### Create a database.

* Name the database and click 'Create database'.

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#### A database with the desired name is created.

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#### Open IAM services and select 'Role'.

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#### Select the desired roles.

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#### Select the trusted entity, choose the use case as 'glue', and select 'Next'.

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#### In Permissions, set the default execution role for the Glue function, and click 'Next'.

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#### Name, review and create:

* Name the role.
* Add description (if needed/as required).
* Click 'Create role'.

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#### Click 'ETL jobs'.

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#### Create a script by clicking the 'Script editor' tab.

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#### Select 'Spark' from the options under Engine (from the drop-down).

#### Enable 'Upload script' and click 'Choose file'.

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#### Locate the [<mark style="color:blue;">script file</mark>](https://itltdgithub.s3.ap-south-1.amazonaws.com/glue_script_v2.py) on your device, select and open.

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#### View or edit your script code (if required)

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#### Add the basic properties under the 'Job details' tab.

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#### [<mark style="color:blue;">Option 1 - To add data to the database based on time</mark>](https://app.gitbook.com/o/HhTfJJOHHF3lfqYUgSrl/s/TCRfbN5hBLeUzIaKHbJ7/~/changes/407/rexgen-air-cloud-usage-guides/cloud-usage-guides-for-rexgen-air-device/setting-grafana-dashboard-with-parquet/configuring-aws-glue-settings/option-1-to-add-data-to-the-database-based-on-time)


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