Amazon Redshift

Overview

In this article we will explain how to connect an Amazon Redshift database to Preset.

Allowlist Preset IPs

Preset Cloud runs on four regions. For Preset to access your data, first thing you need to do is to add region based Preset IP addresses to your Inbound and Outbound firewall rules.

Define the Host and Port

Let's start by selecting + Database — have a look at Connecting your Data if you need help wth this step.

...then, in the Connect a database window, scroll down and select the Supported Databases field.

In the drop-down list, select Amazon Redshift.

In the Host field, enter the host for the database connection — this can be expressed as an IP address or as a domain.

Next, in the Port field, enter the port number for the connection. If you do not have one, then use the default port number of 5439 for Amazon Redshift.

Define Database Name and Credentials

In the Database Name field, enter the exact name of the database that you are connecting to.

In the Username and Password fields, enter the relevant credentials to connect to the database.

Define Display Name, Parameters, and SSL

In the Display Name field, enter a database nickname for display in the Preset environment.

In the Additional Parameters field, enter any additional custom parameters, as needed.

Lastly, enable the SSL switch if you wish to require SSL mode for the connection.

Make the Connection

To finalize the connection, just select Connect.

After your Amazon Redshift database is successfully connected to Preset, you will be provided with an opportunity to make any additional configurations to your database, if needed.

To learn how to do this, please visit Advanced Connection Settings.

When done, just select Finish. Great work!