Amazon SageMaker Unified Studio is in preview release and is subject to change.
Grant access to managed AWS Glue Data Catalog assets in Amazon SageMaker Unified Studio
In Amazon SageMaker Unified Studio, subscription requests and approved or granted subscriptions for read access to the assets are managed by subscription approvers.
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Access management for the AWS Glue Data Catalog assets using the AWS Lake Formation LF-TBAC method is not supported.
Support for cross-Region sharing of assets in AWS Glue Data Catalog is not supported.
When a subscription request to managed AWS Glue Data Catalog assets is approved, Amazon SageMaker Unified Studio grants and manages access to the approved AWS Glue Data Catalog tables on your behalf through AWS Lake Formation. For the subscriber project, assets that are granted appear in the AWS Glue Data Catalog as resources in your account. You can then use Amazon Athena, Amazon Redshift, or Spark to query the tables.
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If a new data lake environment is added to the project after the subscribed AWS Glue Data Catalog assets have been automatically added to the existing data lake environments, you have to manually add these subscribed AWS Glue Data Catalog assets to this new data lake environment. You can do this by choosing the Add grant option in the Data tab of the project's overview page in Amazon SageMaker Unified Studio.
For Amazon SageMaker Unified Studio to be able to grant access to AWS Glue Data Catalog tables, the following conditions must be met.
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The AWS Glue table must be Lake Formation-managed since Amazon SageMaker Unified Studio grants access by managing Lake Formation permissions.
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The Manage access role for the data lake environment must have the following AWS Lake Formation permissions:
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DESCRIBE
andDESCRIBE GRANTABLE
permissions on the AWS Glue database that contains the published table. -
DESCRIBE
,SELECT
,DESCRIBE GRANTABLE
,SELECT GRANTABLE
permissions in Lake Formation on the published table itself.
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For more information, see Granting and revoking permissions on catalog resources in the AWS Lake Formation Developer Guide.