Crate faucet_common_redshift 

faucet-common-redshift

Shared connection, credentials, and connection-pool types for the faucet-stream Amazon Redshift source and sink connectors.

Redshift is wire-compatible with PostgreSQL, so both connectors talk to it through sqlx’s Postgres driver.

• RedshiftCredentials — password (implemented in v1), plus reserved iam / redshift_data_api variants that currently return a typed error.
• RedshiftConnection — host / port / database / user + a TLS toggle; flattened into both end configs so the wire shape matches the other SQL connectors.
• build_connect_options / build_pool / build_pool_lazy — the single place a sqlx PgConnectOptions and a PgPool are constructed.
• resolve_password — extracts the password (and is where an unsupported credential variant surfaces its error).

Structs

RedshiftConnection

A Redshift connection: endpoint, database, user, credentials, and a TLS toggle. Flattened (#[serde(flatten)]) into both the source and sink configs so the connection fields appear at the config top level.

Enums

RedshiftCredentials

How to authenticate with Amazon Redshift.

Constants

DEFAULT_PORT

Default Redshift port.

Functions

build_connect_options

Build the sqlx PgConnectOptions for a RedshiftConnection.

build_pool

Build a pool and eagerly validate one connection so bad credentials / an unreachable host fail fast.

build_pool_lazy

Build a lazily-connected pool (no I/O at construction). The first query establishes the connection; connectivity/auth errors surface then (or via faucet_core::Source::check / faucet_core::Sink::check). Used by the connectors’ new() so construction stays offline-safe.

resolve_password

Resolve the password for the connection’s credentials.