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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

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Create the Amazon EC2 Role

Create the Amazon EC2 Role

You must create an Amazon EC2 Role to provide users access to the Redshift resources. You can use the Amazon EC2 Role when you create an EC2 system.
  1. Log in to the
    AWS Console
    .
  2. Click
    Dashboard
     from the left panel.
    The
    AWS Service
     dashboard page appears.
  3. Click
    IAM
    .
    The
    Welcome to Identity and Access Management
     page appears.
  4. Click
    Policies
     from the left panel.
    The
    Policy
     page appears.
  5. Click
    Create Policy
     or select the required existing Amazon S3 Policy.
    You can edit or review the policy.
  6. Select
    Role
     from the left panel and click
    Create role
    .
    The
    Create role
     page appears.
  7. Select
    EC2
     under the
    Choose the service that will use this role
     section.
  8. Select the required
    Amazon EC2
     role type under the
    Select your use case
     section.
  9. Click
    Next: Permission
    .
  10. Select the required
    Amazon S3 Policy
     in the
    Attach Permission Policies
     page.
  11. Click
    Next: Review
    .
  12. Specify the name of the role in the
    Create role
     review page.
  13. Click
    Create Role
    .
  14. Review the
    Role ARN
    ,
    Instance Profile ARNs
    , and
    Policy
     values in the
    Summary
     page.
After you create the Amazon EC2 Role, create an EC2 instance. Assign the Amazon EC2 Role to the EC2 instance.
For more information about creating an EC2 instance and assigning an Amazon EC2 Role to the Amazon EC2 instance, see the Amazon Redshift documentation.
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