This session will give you direction on when you should build a managed app, a connected app or a native app. We will look at the foundational concepts and architecture when designing applications on Snowflake.

In the upcoming sessions app developers will understand the context behind emerging design patterns in data apps. Learn where Snowflake can play a part in your application strategy and practically demonstrate those with our lab walkthroughs.

Data Applications powered by a Snowflake database can be built to support large scale analytical queries and data processing directly in Snowflake. This lab goes through how to prepare the data, set up the structure and prepare users and access permissions.

We also add a quick prototype of the application, build in Streamlit, that can directly connect to the data, and verify the content and the visualisations.

When your API connects to Snowflake, what are the things you need to consider? How should you connect to Snowflake, what languages are supported, drivers? Does it matter? Security is a key topic as well so what are your options for connecting your API to Snowflake?

This session answers these questions and more.

By building well structured APIs and backends that connect to the data we can control both access and how the data is served to user facing applications, like a web or a mobile application.

This lab walks through setting up a basic API backend in Node.js that securely connects to the Snowflake database, and allows external users connect to the API to request data through the defined endpoint.

You have valuable data stored in Snowflake and an API that connects to that data. Let’s now talk about building a frontend that uses the API to deliver responsive, informative visualisations.

In the final lab we build a supporting frontend for your application that will connect to the API, using its authentication. You will learn how to serve the data in the form of interactive, responsive and informative visualisations.

Snowflake collaboration can take on many forms…from public data sets on the marketplace to private exchanges to data cleanroom.

In this introduction session, we will discuss the various options with data collaboration and how you can utilise them for your core data needs all the way to monetisation via marketplace.

In this session we will walk through how to Access the Snowflake Marketplace and acquire Live Weather Source Data in your Account. We will then show you how to create a View, a SQL Function and how to leverage Snowsight Charts to Explore Visual Insights. By the end of the session you will have a solid foundation of collaboration in action with Snowflake.

Collaboration between companies is incredibly easy within Snowflake. Trusted partners can use Snowflake Secure Data Sharing for fast, easy, and secure collaboration. However, when users begin collaborating on sensitive and/or regulated data, the risk of collaborating on that data is high, and one should consider using a data clean room.

In this session we will discuss when to use either solution and how to set your company up for collaboration success

Now that you understand the basics of collaboration, in this session you will watch one of our experts walk through a live demonstration of how to set up Data Clean Rooms in snowflake between two companies. We will highlight key considerations, tips and best practice to securely collaborate with data.

Becoming a provider of listings in Snowflake makes it easier to manage sharing from your account to other Snowflake accounts.

In this session we will discuss sharing your data as a provider, monitoring usage of the listings and associated data shares and products, creating one or more provider profiles to manage your professional presence with consumers and charging consumers for access to listings within Snowflake.

In this session we will walk through the details of setting up your data listings as a provider on the Snowflake Marketplace. We will take you through the setup process for your profile and listings including how to use our go to market assets.