281994/how-make-msck-repair-table-execute-automatically-aws-athena
I will show you how to automate the MSCK REPAIR TABLE in AWS Athena using AWS Glue Crawler or AWS Lambda.
Let me explain one by one.
If you use an AWS Glue Crawler, it will automatically scan your S3 bucket and keep your Athena table's metadata up-to-date. No need to manually run the MSCK REPAIR TABLE—Glue handles all of it for you!
This option is great for larger or more complex datasets.
Suppose you are using AWS Lambda. You can create a lambda function to run the command on your Athena table.
This is how you set up the Lambda function in Python.
But remember to replace your_table_name with the name of your Athena table, your_database_name with the name of your database, and s3://your-query-results-bucket/ with the S3 location where you want Athena query results to be stored.
Lastly, a CloudWatch Event should be set up to trigger this Lambda function regularly.
Learn more about AWS Athena with this tutorial: Athena + Glue + S3 Data. Check it out here!
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