Amazon Redshift

Cluster Management Guide (API Version 2012-12-01)

What Is Amazon Redshift?
- Amazon Redshift Management Overview
Clusters
- Managing Clusters Using the Console
- Managing Clusters Using the AWS SDK for Java
- Manage Clusters Using the Amazon Redshift CLI and API
- Managing Clusters in an Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (VPC)
- Cluster Version History
Querying a Database
- Querying a Database Using the Query Editor
- Connecting to a Cluster Using SQL Client Tools
Enhanced VPC Routing
- Working with VPC Endpoints
- Enabling Enhanced VPC Routing
- Using Amazon Redshift Spectrum with Enhanced VPC Routing
Parameter Groups
- Configuring Workload Management
- Managing Parameter Groups Using the Console
- Managing Parameter Groups Using the AWS SDK for Java
- Managing Parameter Groups Using the Amazon Redshift CLI and API
Snapshots
- Managing Snapshots Using the Console
- Managing Snapshots Using the AWS SDK for Java
- Managing Snapshots Using the Amazon Redshift CLI and API
Database Encryption
- Changing Cluster Encryption
- Configuring Database Encryption Using the Console
- Configuring Database Encryption Using the Amazon Redshift API and AWS CLI
Purchasing Reserved Nodes
- Purchasing a Reserved Node Offering with the Console
- Purchasing a Reserved Node Offering Using Java
- Purchasing a Reserved Node Offering Using the AWS CLI and Amazon Redshift API
Security
- Authentication and Access Control
- Security Groups
Using IAM Authentication to Generate Database User Credentials
- Overview
- Creating Temporary IAM User Credentials
- Options for Providing IAM Credentials
- JDBC and ODBC Options for Creating Database User Credentials
- Generating IAM Database Credentials Using the Amazon Redshift CLI or API
Authorizing Amazon Redshift to Access AWS Services
- Authorizing COPY, UNLOAD, and CREATE EXTERNAL SCHEMA Operations Using IAM Roles
Using the Amazon Redshift Management Interfaces
- Using the AWS SDK for Java
- Signing an HTTP Request
- Setting Up the Amazon Redshift CLI
  - Getting Started with the AWS Command Line Interface
Monitoring Cluster Performance
- Performance Data
- Working with Performance Data
Events
- Viewing Events Using the Console
- Viewing Events Using the AWS SDK for Java
- View Events Using the Amazon Redshift CLI and API
- Event Notifications
  - Managing Event Notifications Using the Amazon Redshift Console
  - Managing Event Notifications Using the Amazon Redshift CLI and API
Database Audit Logging
- Configuring Auditing Using the Console
- Configuring Logging by Using the Amazon Redshift CLI and API
Resizing Clusters
Limits
Tagging
- Managing Resource Tags Using the Console
- Managing Tags Using the Amazon Redshift API
Document History

Managing Tags Using the Amazon Redshift API

You can use the following AWS CLI operations to manage tags in Amazon Redshift.

You can use the following Amazon Redshift APIs to manage tags:

Additionally, you can use the following Amazon Redshift APIs to manage and view tags for a specific resource:

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