How can a data analyst resolve import failure of a new S3 bucket into Amazon QuickSight?

To resolve import failure of a new S3 bucket into Amazon QuickSight, it is essential to ensure that QuickSight has the proper permissions to access the resources it needs, specifically the S3 bucket being queried. By editing the permissions for the new S3 bucket directly in QuickSight, you are granting QuickSight access to the data stored in that bucket.

Amazon QuickSight requires specific permissions that allow it to retrieve and visualize data from the S3 bucket. The system operates under a set of roles and permissions that must be appropriately configured for each data source. If those permissions are not correctly established, any attempt to import data from the S3 bucket would fail, leading to import errors.

In contrast, while the other options relate to permissions and access management, they pertain to different contexts or services and do not directly address the integration issue between QuickSight and the S3 bucket in a manner that would resolve the import failure effectively. Options such as editing AWS Glue Data Catalog or AWS Glue console permissions focus more on data cataloging and ETL processes, which are separate from the specific permissions needed for QuickSight to access and analyze data from S3. Editing bucket policies through the S3 console is relevant but would not directly resolve QuickSight's permissions on