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This page contains standard Redshift connection fields. Your tech team should verify the exact values before sharing this with users.
Genloop connects to Amazon Redshift using your cluster credentials. You will need your cluster endpoint and a user with read access before starting.

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Required fields

FieldDescription
Connection nameA display name to identify this connection in Genloop
HostYour Redshift cluster endpoint (e.g. cluster-name.abc123.us-east-1.redshift.amazonaws.com)
PortDefault is 5439
DatabaseThe name of the Redshift database you want to connect
UsernameThe Redshift user Genloop will connect as
PasswordThe password for the above user

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Optional fields

FieldDescription
SchemaDefault schema to scope queries. If left blank, Genloop will use the public schema

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Permissions required

The user must have SELECT access on the schemas and tables you want Genloop to query. 
GRANT SELECT ON ALL TABLES IN SCHEMA public TO genloop_user;

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SSL

Redshift supports SSL connections. Enable the SSL toggle in Genloop if your cluster requires encrypted connections.

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VPC and security groups

If your Redshift cluster is inside a VPC, make sure the security group allows inbound connections from Genloop’s IP addresses. Talk to us to get the current IP range.

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Next steps

Connect a database

Back to the full connection setup flow.

Context Hub

View and edit the memory built from your connection.