A company has implemented a lake house architecture in Amazon Redshift. The company needs to give users the ability to authenticate into Redshift query editor by using a third-party identity…

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• ARegister the third-party IdP as an identity provider in the configuration settings of the Redshift
• BRegister the third-party IdP as an identity provider from within Amazon Redshift.
• CRegister the third-party IdP as an identity provider for AVS Secrets Manager. Configure Amazon
• DRegister the third-party IdP as an identity provider for AWS Certificate Manager (ACM). Configure

• A
  92% (34)
• B
  3% (1)
• C
  5% (2)

Explanation

To enable users to authenticate into the Amazon Redshift query editor using a third-party identity provider (IdP), the data engineer must first register that IdP within the configuration settings of the Redshift cluster itself. Amazon Redshift natively supports integrating with external identity providers to manage user authentication. By registering the third-party IdP directly in the Redshift cluster settings, it establishes the trust relationship needed for Redshift to rely on that IdP for authenticating users when they log into the query editor.

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