Redshift Spectrum + Lake Formation — Enterprise Governance on NAS Data
The article discusses the integration of Redshift Spectrum and Lake Formation for enterprise governance on NAS data. It highlights the capabilities of Redshift Serverless in querying FSx for ONTAP data and the added governance features provided by Lake Formation. The piece also compares query performance between Redshift and Athena, emphasizing the benefits of using Redshift for data warehousing needs.
- ▪Redshift Spectrum and Lake Formation provide a four-layer authorization system for NAS data governance.
- ▪Redshift Serverless can query FSx for ONTAP data using S3 Access Points without additional data registration.
- ▪While Redshift is slower than Athena for simple scans, it offers advanced data warehousing capabilities such as federated JOINs and materialized views.
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