Limitations
Red-Govern is alpha software. The current release is suitable for controlled evaluation and carefully reviewed governance workflows, not for assuming complete coverage of every Redshift environment.
Current limitations
- Redshift system-view availability differs between provisioned and Serverless deployments.
- Permissions can produce partial capability and inventory results.
- Service changes can alter system-view columns or behaviour.
- Classification quality depends on the configured rules and operational registry.
- Quota interpretation depends on the confirmed limit for the environment.
- Query analysis can be intentionally limited when query-text capture is disabled.
- Local reports and snapshots require the user to apply appropriate retention and handling controls.
- Report formats and command options may change before the stable release.
What Red-Govern does not provide
Red-Govern does not provide emergency production support, managed Redshift administration, incident response, a guarantee of complete metadata visibility, or a substitute for AWS account governance and database-side access control.
Interpreting incomplete results
An empty or partial result does not always mean that no matching activity exists. Confirm:
- the deployment type;
- capability-detection results;
- the permissions of the connecting identity;
- the command's time range and filters;
- the compatibility settings;
- whether required optional inputs are configured.
Use red-govern doctor, red-govern capabilities, and command-specific help
before reporting a defect.
Review compatibility, permissions, and privacy alongside these limitations.