Configuring AWS IAM Authentication for Amazon Redshift and Amazon Redshift V2 Connectors

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Create the Amazon Redshift Role

You must create the Amazon Redshift Role Resource Name (ARN) for secure access to Amazon Redshift resources.

AWS Console

Click

Dashboard

from the left panel.

The

AWS Service

dashboard page appears.

Click

IAM

The

Welcome to Identity and Access Management

page appears.

Click

Policies

from the left panel.

The

Policy

page appears.

Click

Create Policy

or select the required existing Amazon S3 Policy.

You can edit or review the policy.

Select

Role

from the left panel and click

Create role

The

Create role

page appears.

Select

Redshift

under the

Choose the service that will use this role

section.

Select the required Amazon Redshift cluster under the

Select your use case

section.

Click

Next: Permission

Select the required

Amazon S3 Policy

in the

Attach Permission Policies

page.

Click

Next: Review

Specify the name of the role in the

Create role

review page.

Click

Create Role

Review the

Role ARN

Instance Profile ARNs

, and

Policy

values in the

Summary

page.

The following example shows a sample Amazon Redshift Role Resource Name (ARN):

arn:aws:iam::123123456789:role/redshift_write

You must assign the Amazon Redshift Role that you created to the Amazon Redshift cluster to successfully perform the read and write operations.

Configuring AWS IAM Authentication for Amazon Redshift and Amazon Redshift V2 Connectors

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Configuring AWS IAM Authentication for Amazon Redshift and Amazon Redshift V2 Connectors

Configuring AWS IAM Authentication for Amazon Redshift and Amazon Redshift V2 Connectors

Create the Amazon Redshift Role

Create the Amazon Redshift Role