Summation connects to Amazon Redshift using standard host, port, database, username, and password credentials. After the connection is saved, you can browse Redshift schemas and tables and add them as datasets.
What you’ll need
- A reachable Redshift endpoint and port. Redshift Serverless defaults to port
5439. See Connecting to Amazon Redshift Serverless.
- A database name.
- A user with access to the schemas and tables you want exposed. The user needs
USAGE on the schema and SELECT on the tables or views. See GRANT in the Redshift docs.
- Network access from Summation to your Redshift endpoint.
Create a dedicated read-only Redshift user for Summation. This keeps queries auditable and prevents accidental writes from the connector.
Setup SQL
Replace analytics with the schema you want Summation to read.
Adding datasets
After saving the connection, browse Redshift schemas and select tables or views. Source references use the Postgres-compatible form:
Common problems