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Modernizing Life Science Manufacturing Using AWS Services

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For more information on Pharma and Biotech or other ways AWS can help your organization visit us at: aws.amazon.com/health/biotech-pharma © 2020, Amazon Web Services, Inc. or its Affiliates. All rights reserved. Establishing a cloud data lake for storage & integration AWS reference architecture 2 Store: Store ensures that data silos are eliminated in an effort to drive data consolidation and access to where plant operators require visibility into plant operations. The primary technical outcome is an acute focus away from traditional historians to one where hot and cold data can reside in parallel with the necessary compute resources to manage real-time shop floor operations. This pattern includes loose data coupling with business applications (ERP/CRM/QMS). Connected Worker Bio Reactor/ Unit Operation Cameras ML Inference OFC-UA/Modbus MQTT OPC-UA OPC-DA Ethernet/ IP PLC/ DCS Amazon Kinesis Lambda function AWS IoT Greengrass AWS IoT Greengrass Connectors AWS DataSync Agent Historia Local Storage MES AWS Storage Gateway AWS Snowball Edge AWS Cloud VPC Business Applications (ERP/CRM/QMS) Availability Zone 1 Private subnet Availability Zone 2 Data Lake Factory AWS IoT Core AWS IoT SiteWise AWS IoT SiteWise Connector Protocol Conversion Amazon S3 (Raw Data) Amazon S3 (Raw Data) Amazon Glue (ETL Job) Amazon Redshift (Structured data) Amazon Neptune Amazon RDS Primary Amazon RDS Slave Amazon EC2 Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling Group

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