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Federate IAM-based single sign-on to Amazon Redshift role-based access control with Okta

AWS Big Data

You can use your preferred SQL clients to analyze your data in an Amazon Redshift data warehouse. You can define the mapped database roles as a principal tag for the IdP groups or IAM role, so Redshift database roles and users who are members of those IdP groups are granted to the database roles automatically.

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How BMO improved data security with Amazon Redshift and AWS Lake Formation

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It provides fine-grained access control, tagging ( tag-based access control (TBAC) ), and integration across analytical services. End users access this data using third-party SQL clients and business intelligence tools. Users and groups exists in External IdP. As a part of this blog, the data will be uploaded into Amazon S3.

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Implement tag-based access control for your data lake and Amazon Redshift data sharing with AWS Lake Formation

AWS Big Data

With this feature, Amazon Redshift customers can now manage sharing, apply access policies centrally, and effectively scale the permission using LF-Tags. Lake Formation also provides tag-based access control (TBAC), which can be used to simplify and scale governance of data catalog objects such as databases and tables.

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Multicloud data lake analytics with Amazon Athena

AWS Big Data

Additionally, we explore the use of Athena workgroups and cost allocation tags to effectively categorize and analyze the costs associated with running analytical queries. The stack also attaches cost allocation tags to the Athena workgroups, the secrets in Secrets Manager, and the S3 buckets. oktank_multicloudanalytics_gcp"."customer_feedbacks"

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Use AWS Glue ETL to perform merge, partition evolution, and schema evolution on Apache Iceberg

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Lake Formation tag-based access control (LF-TBAC) is an authorization strategy that defines permissions based on attributes. In Lake Formation, these attributes are called LF-Tags. You can attach LF-Tags to Data Catalog resources, Lake Formation principals, and table columns. You can see the associated database LF-Tags.

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Single sign-on with Amazon Redshift Serverless with Okta using Amazon Redshift Query Editor v2 and third-party SQL clients

AWS Big Data

Customers use their preferred SQL clients to analyze their data in Redshift Serverless. You can define the mapped database roles as a principal tag for the IdP groups or IAM role, so Amazon Redshift database roles and users who are members of those IdP groups are granted to the database roles automatically.

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AWS Lake Formation 2023 year in review

AWS Big Data

You can create views using different SQL dialects and query from Athena, Redshift Spectrum, and Amazon EMR. Tag-based access control removes the need to update your policies every time a new resource is added to the data lake. LF-Tag democratization! Suivez les chiffres!