Managed workgroups - Amazon Redshift
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Managed workgroups

When you register a provisioned cluster or serverless namespace to the Amazon Glue Data Catalog and create a catalog from it, Amazon Glue creates a managed workgroup to provide compute resources for any SQL query engine that accesses that catalog. For example, an Amazon Athena user querying a table in a catalog would have their compute requirements fulfilled by the managed workgroup’s Amazon Redshift compute resources. Managed workgroups use Amazon Redshift compute resources, but are managed in Amazon Glue. Your account must have a default VPC to create a managed workgroup.

Managed workgroups count toward the Amazon Redshift Serverless workgroup quota, which by default is 25. For more information, see Quotas and limits in Amazon Redshift in the Amazon Redshift Management Guide.

You can view general information, performance metrics, and query information for your managed workgroups in the Amazon Redshift Serverless console. For more information, see Viewing properties for a workgroup in the Amazon Redshift Management Guide.