Redshift Spectrum

Allow Immuta to create secure views of your external tables through one of these methods:

• Configure the integration with an existing database that contains the external tables: Instead of creating an immuta database that manages all schemas and views created when Redshift data is registered in Immuta, the integration adds the Immuta-managed schemas and views to an existing database in Redshift
• Configure the integration by creating a new immuta database and re-create all of your external tables in that database.

For an overview of the integration, see the Redshift overview documentation.

Requirements

• A Redshift cluster with an AWS row-level security patch applied. Contact Immuta for guidance.
• An AWS IAM role for Redshift that is associated with your Redshift cluster.
• The enable_case_sensitive_identifier parameter must be set to false (default setting) for your Redshift cluster.

• The Redshift role used to run the Immuta bootstrap script must have the following privileges when configuring the integration to

  • Use an existing database:
    • ALL PRIVILEGES ON DATABASE for the database you configure the integration with, as you must manage grants on that database.
    • CREATE USER
    • GRANT TEMP ON DATABASE
  • Create a new database:
    • CREATE DATABASE
    • CREATE USER
    • GRANT TEMP ON DATABASE
    • REVOKE ALL PRIVILEGES ON DATABASE

• A Redshift database that contains an external schema and external tables.

Use an existing database

1. Click the App Settings icon in the left sidebar.
2. Click Integration Settings in the left panel.
3. Click the +Add Native Integration button and select Redshift from the dropdown menu.
4. Complete the Host and Port fields.
5. Enter the name of the database you created the external schema in as the Immuta Database. This database will store all secure schemas and Immuta-created views.

6. Opt to check the Enable Impersonation box and customize the Impersonation Role name as needed. This will allow users to natively impersonate another user.

7. Select Manual and download both of the bootstrap scripts from the Setup section. The specified role used to run the bootstrap needs to have the following privileges:

   • ALL PRIVILEGES ON DATABASE for the database you configure the integration with, as you must manage grants on that database.
   • CREATE USER
   • GRANT TEMP ON DATABASE

8. Run the bootstrap script (Immuta database) in the Redshift database that contains the external schema.

9. Choose your authentication method, and enter the credentials from the bootstrap script for the Immuta_System_Account.

10. Click Save.

Create a new Immuta database

1. Click the App Settings icon in the left sidebar.
2. Click Integration Settings in the left panel.
3. Click the +Add Native Integration button and select Redshift from the dropdown menu.
4. Complete the Host and Port fields.
5. Enter an Immuta Database. This is a new database where all secure schemas and Immuta created views will be stored.
6. Opt to check the Enable Impersonation box and customize the Impersonation Role name as needed. This will allow users to natively impersonate another user.

7. Select Manual and download both of the bootstrap scripts from the Setup section. The specified role used to run the bootstrap needs to have the following privileges:

   • ALL PRIVILEGES ON DATABASE for the database you configure the integration with, as you must manage grants on that database.
   • CREATE DATABASE
   • CREATE USER
   • GRANT TEMP ON DATABASE

8. Run the bootstrap script (initial database) in the Redshift initial database.

9. Run the bootstrap script (Immuta database) in the new Immuta Database in Redshift.
10. Choose your authentication method, and enter the credentials from the bootstrap script for the Immuta_System_Account.
11. Click Test Redshift Connection.
12. Click Save.

Then, add your external tables to the Immuta database.