Secure multi-warehouse Amazon Redshift access behind a Network Load Balancer using Microsoft Entra ID
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This article explains how to secure multi-warehouse Amazon Redshift access using a Network Load Balancer with Microsoft Entra ID authentication.
- Deploy Amazon Redshift Serverless endpoints behind Network Load Balancer for single connection point
- Integrate Microsoft Entra ID native identity provider federation for secure authentication
- Configure AWS Certificate Manager with custom domain names for encrypted connections
- Set up Amazon Route 53 DNS records to route traffic to Network Load Balancer
- Configure JDBC driver for DBeaver and ODBC driver for Power BI with IdP credentials
- Supports scaling to multiple workgroups without changing user connection settings
This solution enables organizations to manage high-concurrency analytics workloads while maintaining enterprise security standards through centralized identity management and a unified connection endpoint.
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