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Amazon Redshift Data Sharing

Share data securely across warehouses without copying data

Benefits

Amazon Redshift Data Sharing

Amazon Redshift data sharing allows you to share data within and across organizations, AWS regions, and even 3rd party providers, without moving or copying the data. Read from and write to the same Redshift databases using multiple data warehouses and extend the ease of use, performance, and cost benefits that Amazon Redshift offers to multi-warehouse, data mesh architectures. Enable access to live, up-to-date data within and across the organization instantly, eliminating multiple Extract, Transform, Load (ETL) pipelines, enabling collaboration on data, and reducing time to insights. Additionally, it allows you to use multiple warehouses of different types/sizes for ETL so that you can tune your warehouses based on your write workloads’ price-performance needs. With integration into AWS Data Exchange, AWS’s marketplace housing thousands of 3rd party data sets, Amazon Redshift users can easily and securely license 3rd party data sets to combine with the data in their Redshift databases for holistic analysis and power new data monetization opportunities.

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Use cases

Workload isolation and chargeability

Share data from a ETL cluster with multiple, isolated BI and analytics clusters in a hub-spoke architecture to provide read workload isolation and optional charge-back for costs. Each analytic cluster can be sized according to its price performance requirements and new workloads can be onboarded easily.
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Cross-group collaboration

Sharing data among multiple business groups that each maintain separate Amazo Redshift clusters to collaborate for broader analytics and data science. Each Amazon Redshift cluster can be a producer of some data but also can be a consumer of other datasets.
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Data and analytics as a service

Sharing data as a service across different groups in the organization and also with external parties outside the organizational boundaries.
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Development agility

Read and write data between different provisioned clusters and serverless workgroups of different types and sizes with a few clicks.
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