Publish and query your Redshift system logs off-cluster.
What it does
Enables and checks Redshift system-log publishing to S3 Tables, then helps query the published logs for monitoring and auditing.
When to use it
Use for enabling or checking publishing, querying historical system logs, building monitoring dashboards, or selectively stopping publishing—not for real-time cluster state or customer-table queries.
How to use it
Give it a publishing, status, or query request; it configures Redshift log publishing, checks the configuration, or queries the published system tables.
Uses
What you need · 4
Requires an AWS CLI version that supports the S3 Tables flags and status fields; outdated versions can silently omit publishing status.
Requires access to an AWS account through configured AWS credentials.
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This skill
Redshift
Changes Redshift log publishing
S3 Tables
Publishes system logs to S3 Tables