- Redshift now natively retains system table data long‑term by automatically exporting to Amazon S3 Tables in Apache Iceberg format.
- Eliminates custom ETL pipelines; AWS handles partitioning, compaction, and retention, and the data can be queried via Redshift, Athena, or any Iceberg‑compatible engine for compliance and observability.
- Feature is available for Provisioned, RA3, and Serverless clusters across multiple AWS regions, supporting cross‑warehouse data consolidation.
Amazon Redshift introduces long-term system table retention with Amazon S3 Tables integration
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