AWS Glue now supports OAuth 2.0 for Snowflake connectivity
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This article announces OAuth 2.0 support for AWS Glue's native Snowflake connectivity, enabling secure data integration without sharing credentials.
- AWS Glue now supports OAuth 2.0 for Snowflake authentication and authorization
- Eliminates need for persistent credentials or private keys in Snowflake connections
- Uses secure, temporary token-based authorization instead of credential management
- Enables granular access control with precise permission definitions
- Improves auditability and monitoring of data access patterns
- Available in all AWS commercial regions where AWS Glue operates
OAuth 2.0 support simplifies secure Snowflake connectivity in AWS Glue while enhancing security compliance and access control capabilities.
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