
- Snowflake Tutorial
- Snowflake - Home
- Snowflake - Introduction
- Snowflake - Data Architecture
- Snowflake - Functional Architecture
- Snowflake - How to Access
- Snowflake - Editions
- Snowflake - Pricing Model
- Snowflake - Objects
- Snowflake - Table and View Types
- Snowflake - Login
- Snowflake - Warehouse
- Snowflake - Database
- Snowflake - Schema
- Snowflake - Table & Columns
- Snowflake - Load Data From Files
- Snowflake - Sample Useful Queries
- Snowflake - Monitor Usage and Storage
- Snowflake - Cache
- Unload Data from Snowflake to Local
- External Data Loading (from AWS S3)
- External Data Unloading (Into AWS S3)
- Snowflake Resources
- Snowflake - Quick Guide
- Snowflake - Useful Resources
- Snowflake - Discussion
Snowflake - Editions
Snowflake provides four different editions based on users'/company's requirement.
- Standard
- Enterprise
- Business Critical
- Virtual Private Snowflake (VPS)
Standard Edition
It is the basic version of Snowflake. It provides the following features in this edition −
- Supports complete SQL Data Warehouse
- Secure Data Sharing
- Premier support for 24×365
- Time travel of 1 day
- Data Encryption
- Dedicated virtual warehouses
- Federated Authentication
- Database Replication
- External Functions support
- Snowsight
- Supporting user's own data exchange creation
- Data Marketplace Access
Enterprise Edition
It is Standard+ edition i.e. all features of Standard edition plus following additional features −
- Multi-cluster warehouses
- Time travel up to 90 days
- Encryption key changes annually
- Materialized Views
- Search Optimization Services
- Dynamic Data Masking
- External Data Tokenization
Business Critical Edition
It is Enterprise+ edition, i.e., all features of Enterprise and Standard edition plus following additional features −
- HIPPA support
- PCI compliance
- Data Encryption everywhere
- AWS Private Link Support
- Azure Private Link Support
- Database Failover and fallback
Virtual Private Snowflake (VPS) Edition
It is Business Critical+ edition and the most advanced version. It supports all the offerings of Snowflake.
Customer dedicated virtual servers where the encryption key is in memory.
Customer dedicated metadata store.
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