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I am by no means a python expert, but there seems to be an issue with the script or how I am running it. I installed the prerequisite boto3, twitter and other applications, but when I run the script it gives me errors such as "no module named boto3."
This happens for all of the prerequisite modules. When I run pip freeze, it shows all the modules installed - twitter, boto3, and so on as installed.
Does the new AWS Linux 2 AMI require some extra configuration?
Do I need to specify which version of python to use?
Is there some kind of environment variable I need to set on EC2 to tell the script where to look for the modules?
Do I need to add something extra to how I install these modules from a permissions standpoint?
Should I run this script on a different AMI?
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I'm using this script as part of an AWS "https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/big-data/analysis-of-top-n-dynamodb-objects-using-amazon-athena-and-amazon-quicksight/" workshop.
I am by no means a python expert, but there seems to be an issue with the script or how I am running it. I installed the prerequisite boto3, twitter and other applications, but when I run the script it gives me errors such as "no module named boto3."
This happens for all of the prerequisite modules. When I run pip freeze, it shows all the modules installed - twitter, boto3, and so on as installed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: