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Amazon Redshift

Last modified: 04 December 2024

In case you want to access a private Amazon Redshift cluster from your local machine, consider using an Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) instance and then creating an SSH tunnel from DataGrip to this instance. For more information about configuring Amazon EC2, refer to this tutorial at aws.amazon.com.

In DataGrip, you can work with shared databases:

  • Shared databases, and the datashares that these databases are created on, can be introspected and displayed in Database Explorer.

  • You can modify both datashares and shared databases. To do that, right-click the corresponding object in Database Explorer and select Modify <object>. Alternatively, select the object and press CtrlF6.

  • Code editor supports all the related statements.