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Connect to AWS Athena

AWS Athena is a SQL query editor that will allow you to retrieve data from the database.

1. Login with UT EID and password

Bookmark the link to the AWS portal login page: https://utexas.awsapps.com/start. Go to the portal page, and login with your EID and password.

2. AWS access portal page

The AWS access portal page has an orange icon. Select the label "VRES-WCWH-Cohort" and then the "COLAITSDataLakeAnalyst" link.

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3. AWS console page

Now you are signed into AWS and are on the main console landing page. You will see that many things are disabled for you. Use the search bar at the top left to search for "Athena."

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4. Create a shortcut to Athena

Click the star icon to create a shortcut to the Athena query editor and then select the Athena option to go to the Athena query editor.

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5. Athena console settings

The Athena query editor is where you will have access to collected Fitbit data. Make sure your region is US East (Ohio), your workgroup is "primary" and that the database selection is "participant-data." These options should be auto selected for you in the future.

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6. Query the data

You will now see the data tables you are able to query on the left side of the screen. There are a couple SQL queries to get you started on the "saved queries" tab on the navigation bar. The "download results" button will allow you to save the results of a query in CSV format.

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7. Save queries you write

You can write your own queries and save them. Use the three vertical dots hidden menu next to the query number to save queries you want to use again.

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