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# Amazon Redshift

> Connect Mora to an Amazon Redshift cluster.

## Prerequisites

* A Redshift cluster with a publicly accessible endpoint, or network-level access configured.
* A database user with read access.

## Required fields

| Field | Description | Example |
| - | - | - |
| **Name** | A display name for this datasource. | `Mora warehouse` |
| **Host** | The Redshift cluster endpoint. | `my-cluster.abc123.us-east-1.redshift.amazonaws.com` |
| **Port** | The port Redshift is listening on. | `5439` |
| **Database** | The database name. | `my_database` |
| **User** | The database user. | `admin` |
| **Password** | The user's password. | |

## Optional fields

| Field | Description |
| - | - |
| **SSL** | Enable SSL for encrypted connections. Recommended for Redshift. |

## Steps

1. Open **Settings → Datasources → New**.
2. Enter a name and select **Amazon Redshift** as the type.
3. Fill in the fields above.
4. Click **Test connection** to verify.
5. Click **Create**.

## Tips

* Find your cluster endpoint in the AWS Console under **Amazon Redshift → Clusters → your cluster → General information**.
* Ensure your Redshift security group allows inbound traffic on port 5439 from Mora's IP.

## Related

* [Catalog sync](/datasources/catalog)
* [Managing datasources](/datasources/manage)


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