EndpointAuthorization

The EndpointAuthorization resource allows you to manage AWS Redshift EndpointAuthorizations, which are used to grant access to your Redshift clusters from specific AWS accounts. For more information, refer to the AWS Redshift EndpointAuthorizations documentation.

Minimal Example

Create a basic EndpointAuthorization with required properties and one optional property.

import AWS from "alchemy/aws/control";

const endpointAuthorization = await AWS.Redshift.EndpointAuthorization("myEndpointAuth", {
  Account: "123456789012", // Specify the AWS account ID to authorize
  ClusterIdentifier: "myRedshiftCluster", // Your existing Redshift cluster identifier
  VpcIds: ["10.0.0.0/16"], // Optional: VPC ID for the authorization
});

Advanced Configuration

Configure an EndpointAuthorization with the force option to overwrite existing authorizations.

const advancedEndpointAuthorization = await AWS.Redshift.EndpointAuthorization("myAdvancedEndpointAuth", {
  Account: "987654321098", // Specify the AWS account ID to authorize
  ClusterIdentifier: "myRedshiftCluster", // Your existing Redshift cluster identifier
  VpcIds: ["10.0.1.0/24"], // Optional: VPC ID for the authorization
  Force: true, // Optional: Force the authorization even if it already exists
});

Adoption of Existing Resource

Adopt an existing EndpointAuthorization instead of failing when it already exists.

const adoptEndpointAuthorization = await AWS.Redshift.EndpointAuthorization("myAdoptEndpointAuth", {
  Account: "555555555555", // Specify the AWS account ID to authorize
  ClusterIdentifier: "myRedshiftCluster", // Your existing Redshift cluster identifier
  adopt: true, // Optional: Adopt existing resource
});