Amazon Redshift Serverless adds queue-based query resource management
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This article announces queue-based query resource management for Amazon Redshift Serverless, enabling granular control over query execution and resource usage.
- Create dedicated query queues with customized monitoring rules for different workloads
- Set metrics-based predicates and automated responses for query management
- Automatically abort queries exceeding time limits or resource consumption thresholds
- Assign queues to specific user roles and query groups independently
- Previously, Query Monitoring Rules applied uniformly at workgroup level only
- Available in all AWS regions supporting Amazon Redshift Serverless
- Manage through AWS Console and Redshift APIs
Queue-based resource management provides fine-grained control over Redshift Serverless workloads, replacing uniform workgroup-level rules with queue-specific policies.
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