Ran the job in the Cloud 9 terminal using
" aws glue start-job-run --job-name de-c1w2-etl-job | jq -r ‘.JobRunId’
jr_91f5d265e8b9101f9b29320428c752b88c00890a339aeca017aa85def22b5043"
Get this error when running the Glue job
“An error occurred while calling o138.pyWriteDynamicFrame. Insufficient Lake Formation permission(s) on dim_customers (Service: AWSGlue; Status Code: 400; Error Code: AccessDeniedException; Request ID: a50bd197-2efd-437f-9a48-a720ddc2d02e; Proxy: 169.254.76.0)”
Did that yesterday, thanks!
There is nothing wrong with the environment - it seems that there are some missing permissions / roles that does not allow glue to run
@momar it’s s true the environment is fine and all the files are there. However the issue in the account permissions seems to fix after a lab refresh. I guess something in the lab setup, happy new year