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Setting up Enrich
Alex Dean edited this page Feb 3, 2014
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HOME > SNOWPLOW SETUP GUIDE > Step 3: Setting up Enrich
A Snowplow Enrich application processes data from a Snowplow Collector, and stores enriched data in a persistent database.
## 1. Choose an Enrichment processThere are currently two Enrichment processes available for setup:
| Collector | Description | Status |
|---|---|---|
| EmrEtlRunner | An application that parses logs from a Collector and stores enriched events to S3 | Production-ready |
| Scala Kinesis Enrich | A Scala application that reads Thrift events from a Kinesis stream and outputs back to a Kinesis stream | Beta |
Back to Snowplow setup.
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HOME > SNOWPLOW SETUP GUIDE > Step 3: Setting up Enrich
- [Step 1: Setup a Collector] (setting-up-a-collector)
- Step 2a: Setup a Tracker
- Step 2b: Setup a Webhook
- [Step 3: Setup Enrich] (setting-up-enrich)
- [3.1: Setup EmrEtlRunner] (setting-up-EmrEtlrunner)
- [3.2: Setup Scala Kinesis Enrich] (setting-up-scala-kinesis-enrich)
- [Step 4: Setup alternative data stores] (setting-up-alternative-data-stores)
- [Step 5: Analyze your data!] (Getting started analyzing Snowplow data)
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