4 simple steps for migrating to
Amazon Redshift with zero coding
Create connections
between data sources and Amazon Redshift
Prepare a source to the Amazon Redshift pipeline by selecting tables in bulk
Assemble a workflow and schedule it to start the Amazon Redshift migration process
Share your data
with third-party platforms
over API Hub
Simple and Intuitive
Switch to Amazon Redshift like a boss
High-Speed Performance
Enjoy Amazon Redshift's high-speed performance with codeless data environment
Prebuilt Transformation
Say goodbye to tedious manual tasks with prebuilt transformation templates
Monitoring Data
Monitor your Amazon Redshift data frequently
Integrate data from ERP, CRM, legacy databases, and other 300+ sources to Amazon RDS
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FAQs
What is Amazon Redshift?
The larger cloud computing platform Amazon Web Services includes Amazon Redshift ETL as a part of it. It is constructed on top of technology from the massive parallel processing data warehouse company ParAccel to manage large data sets and database migrations.
What are the features of Amazon Redshift?
What are the shortcomings of Amazon Redshift?
- For cross-database queries, Amazon Redshift ETL does not support tables with column-level privileges.
- Concurrency scaling is not supported by the Amazon Redshift Integration software for queries that read data from other databases.
- The AWS Glue or federated databases are not supported by the Amazon Redshift Drivers interface for querying catalog objects.
- The software for Amazon Redshift Connectors does not provide result caching for cross-database queries.
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