- Introduces minimum aggregation thresholds for Custom analysis rule type, letting data providers enforce a minimum distinct identity count per query result.
- Enables configuration of identity columns and per‑column thresholds, automatically filtering small groups (e.g., low‑population zip codes) without manual code reviews.
- Removes the need for pre‑approved analysis templates for custom SQL, simplifying ad‑hoc query deployment while enhancing privacy.
AWS Clean Rooms supports minimum aggregation thresholds in custom analysis rules
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