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7 changes: 4 additions & 3 deletions cloud/modules/ROOT/pages/connections-redshift-azure-ad-oauth.adoc
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:page-aliases: /admin/ts-cloud/ts-cloud-embrace-redshift-azure-ad-oauth.adoc
:connection: Redshift
:description: ThoughtSpot supports Microsoft Azure Active Directory (AD) OAuth for a Redshift connection.
:jira: SCAL-160062
:jira: SCAL-160062, SCAL-203353

ThoughtSpot supports Microsoft Azure Active Directory (AD) OAuth for a {connection} connection.
With Azure AD OAuth, the authorization server generates an access token from Azure AD on behalf of the ThoughtSpot user which authenticates them with {connection} and authorizes ThoughtSpot to query the database using their {connection} user account.
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. After the application is created, select *Expose an API* from the left navigation pane. If this is your first setup, *Set* appears to the right of the *Application ID URI*.
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image:redshift-expose-api.png[Expose an API]

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[#step-8]
. Next to *Application ID URI*, select *Set* and change its value from `api://<alphanumeric value>` to `\https://<alphanumeric value>` and select *Save*.
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image:redshift-app-uri-oauth-client2.png[Change the Application ID URI value from api:// to https://]
image:redshift-app-uri-oauth-client2.png[Change the Application ID URI value from api: to https:]
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NOTE: The Application ID URI must be unique within your organization's directory, such as `\https://your.company.com/4d2a8c2b-a5f4-4b86-93ca-ack45667`.

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3 changes: 2 additions & 1 deletion cloud/modules/ROOT/pages/connections-redshift-reference.adoc
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:experimental:
:connection: Redshift
:description: Learn the specific information needed to establish a secure connection to Amazon Redshift.
:jira: SCAL-203353

You need specific information to establish a seamless and secure connection.
The following fields are required, except where noted.
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(IAM only) Secret Key:: Specify the secret key associated with the account.
(OAuth only) OAuth Client ID:: Enter the OAuth client ID associated with the {connection} database.
(OAuth only) OAuth Client Secret:: Enter the OAuth client secret associated with the {connection} database.
(OAuth only) Scope:: (External OAuth) Scope maps to a role in your Snowflake database.
(OAuth only) Scope:: Scope maps to a role in your Snowflake database.
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For OAuth with Azure AD provider, it should be similar to `\https://<APPLICATION_ID_URI>/session:role:developer offline_access openid`.
For more information, see: xref:connections-redshift-azure-ad-oauth.adoc#step-8[part 1, step 8] in Configure Azure AD external OAuth for a {connection} connection.
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