IAM at both ends
Assumed roles on the source and the destination.
Replicate DynamoDB into Redshift Serverless with Polytomic, with IAM at both ends and no cluster to size. The DynamoDB side needs stream permissions scoped to the table's stream ARN, and Redshift needs a role it is permitted to assume.
Assumed roles on the source and the destination.
Stream reads scoped to the table's own stream.
A workgroup and region instead of host credentials.

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Follow these simple steps to connect DynamoDB with Redshift Serverless in minutes
Connect DynamoDB
Connect Redshift Serverless
Create sync
Enable sync
Connect DynamoDB to Polytomic with AWS credentials scoped to the tables you want to read.
Connect with an IAM role, workgroup, and database name, choosing the Redshift Data API or a direct connection to your serverless endpoint.
Sync data from DynamoDB to Redshift Serverless. Choose the source data and destination objects for the direction you need.
Map the fields, choose the sync schedule and behavior, then save and enable the sync.
Get answers to common questions about the integration process
Sync data from DynamoDB to Redshift Serverless.
Use both integrations' source and destination capabilities in one managed sync workflow.
Enterprise encryption and security protocols ensure your data remains protected.
Get up and running in minutes with our step-by-step integration guide.