Lucid should detect AWS Redshift Datashare resources in an account

This would be very nice.  But, I’m not using Lucid at my current employer.  Maybe I would if it supported this.  However, I understand if this is too niche for Lucid to invest time in.  If so, is there a way for the community to add this support to Lucid.  It would be involve of connecting to Redshift clusters and running SQL queries specific to this use case. 

I’m new to Redshift data shares, but it seems there’d be a few types.  For us, the 2nd and 3rd types would be useful to see.

1. Public datashares published on AWS Data Exchange (the “subscriptions” tab).
2. Private datashares (the “in my account” and “other accounts” tabs from a Redshift cluster’s console page).
3. Datashares that the cluster has connected to and created external databases for.  Only this type would be associated with schemas, tables, views, etc.

Hi ​@b-ryce, thanks for adding to this thread with your detailed feedback.

Your upvote on this post, and your comment here, are the perfect ways to show your support for this feature to be implemented. For a bit of additional context, our product teams use the Product Feedback space of this community as a repository of feedback as they research new features and product enhancements. Comments just like yours help contribute to this process!

Thank you for your thoughtful comment here. 

At a minimum, support for identifying the Datashares exposed by the “DescribeDataShares” API and mapping them to the Redshift namespaces would be extremely helpful and does not require any database connections.