AWS whitepapers documentation change

Service: whitepapers · 2026-02-25 · Documentation low

File: whitepapers/latest/big-data-analytics-options/amazon-athena.md

Summary

Corrected product name from 'Amazon Quick Suite' to 'Amazon Quick' in two instances

Security assessment

The changes only fix a product name reference (Quick Suite → Quick) without introducing security content, modifying security configurations, or addressing vulnerabilities. No security implications are present in the text modifications.

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diff --git a/whitepapers/latest/big-data-analytics-options/amazon-athena.md b/whitepapers/latest/big-data-analytics-options/amazon-athena.md
index 26d500d10..672623aab 100644
--- a//whitepapers/latest/big-data-analytics-options/amazon-athena.md
+++ b//whitepapers/latest/big-data-analytics-options/amazon-athena.md
@@ -15 +15 @@ This whitepaper is for historical reference only. Some content might be outdated
-  * **Interactive ad hoc querying for web logs** — Athena is a good tool for interactive one-time SQL queries against data on Amazon S3. For example, you could use Athena to run a query on web and application logs to troubleshoot a performance issue. You simply define a table for your data and start querying using standard SQL. Athena integrates with Amazon Quick Suite for easy visualization. 
+  * **Interactive ad hoc querying for web logs** — Athena is a good tool for interactive one-time SQL queries against data on Amazon S3. For example, you could use Athena to run a query on web and application logs to troubleshoot a performance issue. You simply define a table for your data and start querying using standard SQL. Athena integrates with Amazon Quick for easy visualization. 
@@ -65 +65 @@ Amazon Athena also can directly integrate with AWS Key Management System (KMS) t
-Querying can be done by using the Athena Console. Athena also supports CLI, API via SDK and JDBC. Athena also integrates with Amazon Quick Suite for creating visualizations based on the Athena queries. 
+Querying can be done by using the Athena Console. Athena also supports CLI, API via SDK and JDBC. Athena also integrates with Amazon Quick for creating visualizations based on the Athena queries.