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# Redshift

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[Amazon Redshift](https://aws.amazon.com/redshift/) is a powerful cloud data warehouse that allows you to store and analyze various types of data, including spatial data. If you have geographic information in your Redshift database Felt provides a simple way to connect, query, and visualize this data on a map.

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This feature is only available to customers on the [Enterprise plan](https://felt.com/pricing). To upgrade, [contact sales](https://felt.com/sales).
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1. Create a new, read-only user on your database for Felt access
2. Open **New data source** — from the workspace homepage, click **+** next to **Data sources**. Or from a map, click ![](/files/qv8POfyKJ00VfTgugMR2) in the toolbar and choose **+ New data source**.
3. Select **Amazon Redshift**
4. Enter Connection Details
   1. **Source Name**: name of the source in Felt
   2. **Host** & **Port**: host URL & port number: connection details to your database
   3. **Database**: name of the Redshift database
   4. **Username** & **Password**: database user’s credentials *(not your Felt credentials)* \*\*\*\*
5. Click **Connect**
6. Once connected you will see a catalog of your data with previews for your new source
7. From here you can add any of these layers to your maps!


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