Connect to an AWS Redshift data source
Add Amazon Redshift as a data source in Quick BI to analyze and visualize your Redshift data.
Procedure
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Add IP addresses to the whitelist.
Before connecting to Redshift, add the Quick BI IP addresses to the Redshift whitelist.
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Go to the data source creation page as described in Create a data source.
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On the AWS Databases tab, select Redshift.

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In the Configure Connection dialog box, configure the parameters.

Parameter
Description
Display name
The display name for this data source. The name must not contain special characters or leading or trailing spaces.
Database address
The public endpoint of your Redshift cluster.
To find this address, log on to the Amazon RDS console, click your database, and locate the endpoint on the Connectivity & security tab. For example: xxxxxxxx.redshift.amazonaws.com.
Port
The port number for the database. Default: 5439.
Database
The name of the database.
Schema
The name of the schema. Default: public.
Username and password
The username and password for your Redshift database.
NoteThe database user must have create, insert, update, and delete permissions on the database tables.
SSL
Enable this option if your data source requires an SSL connection.
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Click Test Connection to verify the connection.

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After a successful test, click OK to add the data source.
Next steps
After the data source is created, you can create a dataset and start analyzing data.
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To add data tables or custom SQL queries from the data source to Quick BI, see Create a dataset.
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To add visualizations and analyze data, see Create a dashboard and Visualization overview.
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To perform in-depth analysis with drill-down, see Step 3: Drill-down settings and display.