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Snowflake is a cloud-based data platform (the “AI data cloud”) that can integrate with a wide array of modern business tools.
Let’s take a look at all the different types of Snowflake integrations there are — and there’s a lot!
We'll cover:
To make it easy for you, we've divided this section into tools that work right out of the box with Snowflake, and others that require just a bit more attention to detail to get them up and running.
To check specific requirements regarding snowflake data integration, consult here.
Here is a list of business intelligence tools that can connect to Snowflake:
For any extra details regarding installation requirements, consult here.
Here is a list of machine learning and data science tools that can connect to Snowflake:
For more information about how to install and use these tools with Snowflake, follow this link.
Here is a list of security and governance tools that can connect to Snowflake:
For more information about how to install and use these tools with Snowflake, go here.
Here is a list of SQL development and management tools that offer Snowflake integration:
For more information about installation requirements, check here.
Lastly, here’s a list of native programmatic interfaces that offer Snowflake integration too:
Eppo is an experimentation platform designed to help companies make smarter decisions based on data. It natively integrates with your Snowflake data warehouse, allowing you to run experiments, analyze results, and uncover insights that can drive growth.
By connecting Eppo to Snowflake, you can leverage the power of your data to test hypotheses, measure impact, and confidently make informed choices that impact key business metrics, such as retention and revenue margins.
Here’s how to integrate Snowflake with Eppo, including how to create a service user and schema in Snowflake, and how to configure the credentials in Eppo. Let’s kick things off with the first step:
CREATE USER <user_name> PASSWORD = '<password>'
Note: If you prefer to use key-pair authentication, consult Eppo’s documentation for specific instructions.
CREATE ROLE <role_name>;
GRANT USAGE ON DATABASE <db_name> TO ROLE <role_name>;
GRANT USAGE ON SCHEMA <db_name>.<schema_name> TO ROLE <role_name>;
GRANT SELECT ON ALL TABLES IN SCHEMA <db_name>.<schema_name> TO ROLE <role_name>;
GRANT ROLE <role_name> TO USER <user_name>;
CREATE SCHEMA IF NOT EXISTS <schema_name>;
Now you know about Snowflake integration with a wide array of tools and how to integrate Eppo too.
For more on how Eppo can help you discover key business insights, read more here.
If you want to test Eppo yourself:
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