Amazon Redshift
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Integrate, catalog, and govern Amazon Redshift assets in Atlan.
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Overview: Catalog Amazon Redshift clusters, databases, schemas, and tables in Atlan. Gain visibility into lineage, usage, and governance for your AWS data warehouse assets.
Get started
Follow these steps to connect and catalog Amazon Redshift assets in Atlan:
- Choose how Atlan connects to Amazon Redshift: Pick between public IP allowlisting, private network link, or self-deployed agent.
- Set up access and authentication: Create the database user and choose Basic, IAM user, or IAM role authentication.
- Set up Amazon Redshift: Grant the full set of permissions and configure IAM.
- Crawl Amazon Redshift assets: Configure and run the crawler.
Connectivity guides
- Firewall and IP allowlisting: Allowlist Atlan's egress IPs to reach a publicly accessible cluster.
- How the private network link works: Understand VPCs, managed endpoints, and traffic paths before setting up the private link.
- Set up the AWS private network link to Amazon Redshift: Connect Atlan to a private cluster over a Redshift-managed VPC endpoint.
- Special cases: Serverless, DC2, multiple clusters, and more: Guidance for non-standard Redshift deployments and configurations.
Guides
- Mine Amazon Redshift: Extract query history and build lineage for your Redshift assets.
- Enable SSO for Amazon Redshift: Set up Okta SSO authentication for Redshift connections.
References
- What does Atlan crawl from Amazon Redshift: Learn about the Redshift assets and metadata that Atlan discovers and catalogs.
- Preflight checks for Amazon Redshift: Verify prerequisites before setting up the Amazon Redshift connector.
Troubleshooting
- Troubleshooting connectivity: Resolve common Amazon Redshift connection issues and errors.