Overview
Connect Plumi to Snowflake for cloud data platform analytics with automatic scaling and near-unlimited concurrency.Connection Details
| Field | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Account | Snowflake account identifier | xy12345.us-east-1 |
| Warehouse | Virtual warehouse name | COMPUTE_WH |
| Database | Database name | ANALYTICS |
| Schema | Schema name (optional) | PUBLIC |
| Username | Snowflake user | PLUMI_USER |
| Password | User password | ******** |
Account Identifier
Your account identifier includes:- Account name
- Region (if not in US West)
- Cloud provider (if not AWS)
xy12345(US West on AWS)xy12345.us-east-1(US East on AWS)xy12345.us-east-1.azure(US East on Azure)
Setting Up a Read-Only User
Create a dedicated read-only user:Query Syntax
Snowflake uses ANSI SQL with extensions:Cost Optimization
Snowflake charges by compute time. To minimize costs:- Use appropriate warehouse sizes
- Suspend warehouses when not in use
- Use result caching (automatic for repeated queries)
- Cluster tables on frequently filtered columns
Troubleshooting
”Account not found”
Verify your account identifier includes the correct region and cloud provider.”Warehouse suspended”
The warehouse may be suspended. Plumi will attempt to resume it, but ensure the user hasOPERATE privilege on the warehouse.