Share online feature groups with AWS Resource Access Manager
With AWS Resource Access Manager (AWS RAM) you can securely share Amazon SageMaker Feature Store online feature groups with other AWS accounts. Members of your team can explore and access feature groups that span multiple accounts, promoting data consistency, streamlining collaboration, and reducing duplication of effort.
The resource owner account can share resources with other individual AWS accounts by granting permissions using AWS RAM. The resource consumer account is the AWS account with whom a resource is shared, limited by the permissions granted from the resource owner account. If you are an organization, you may want to take advantage of AWS Organizations, with which you can share resources with individual AWS accounts, with all accounts in your organization, or in an Organization Unit (OU), without having to apply permissions to each account. For instructional videos and more information about AWS RAM concepts and benefits, see What is AWS Resource Access Manager? in the AWS RAM User Guide.
Note that there is a soft maximum limit to the transactions per second (TPS) per API per AWS account. The maximum TPS limit applies to all transactions on the resources within the resource owner account, so transactions from the resource consumer accounts also count towards this maximum limit. For information about service quotas and how to request a quota increase, see AWS service quotas.
This section covers how the resource owner account can choose feature groups and grant access privileges (read-only, read-write, and admin) to resource consumer accounts, and then how the resource consumer accounts with access privileges can use those feature groups. The access permissions do not allow for the resource consumer accounts to search and discover feature groups. To allow for resource consumer accounts to search and discover feature groups from the resource owner account, the resource owner account must grant discoverability permission to the resource consumer accounts, where all of the feature groups within the resource owner account are discoverable by the resource consumer accounts. For more information about granting the discoverability permission, see Enabling cross account discoverability.
The following topics show how to share Feature Store online store resources using the AWS RAM console. For information about sharing your resources and granting permissions within AWS using the AWS RAM console or AWS Command Line Interface (AWS CLI), see Sharing your AWS resources.
