Configuring Workload Management (WLM) for provisioned cluster
Amazon Redshift workload management (WLM) enables you to set up query priorities in a data warehouse. WLM helps you create query queues that can be defined based on different parameters, such as memory allotment, priority, user groups, query groups, and query monitoring rules. Users generally use WLM to set priorities for different query types, such as long-running versus short-running, ETL versus reporting, and so on. In this recipe, we will demonstrate how to configure WLM within a Redshift data warehouse. Hence, you can manage multiple workloads running on the same data warehouse and each of them can be assigned different priorities based on business needs.
Note
Amazon Redshift serverless automatically manages WLM. You do not need to configure WLM on a serverless endpoint.
Getting ready
To complete this recipe, you will need the following setup:
- An IAM user with access to Amazon...