Connecting Amazon Athena to Rupert allows Rupert to tap into your query-ready datasets and power real-time, intelligent monitoring — without requiring you to move or duplicate your data.

Once connected, Rupert can use its advanced analyzing capabilities, like anomaly detection and root cause analysis, to trigger smart workflows, surface insights, and help teams act faster and with greater confidence.

Choose a clear and recognizable name for this Athena source in Rupert

This is the AWS Region where your Athena instance is hosted.
📍 You can find your region in the top right of the AWS Console.
Example: us-east-1, eu-central-1, etc.

Provide the name of your Athena workgroup.
You can find or manage workgroups via the Athena console under Workgroup settings.

Typically this will be AwsDataCatalog unless you're using a custom Glue Data Catalog.
📖 Learn more in Athena’s Data Catalog documentation.

Enter the name of the database you want Rupert to query.
Find it in the Databases section of the Athena Query Editor.

These should be credentials for an IAM user or role with permission to query Athena and access the associated S3 buckets.
📖 Learn how to generate access keys in this AWS guide.

🔐 Tip: For security best practices, we recommend using a dedicated IAM user or role with read-only permissions.

Once all fields are complete, hit the Connect button. Rupert will validate your settings and establish a secure link to Athena — ready to begin real-time monitoring and insights!