Micro-Integration for Snowflake

The Solace Micro-Integration for Snowflake bridges data between a Solace event broker and  Snowflake. The Micro-Integration for Snowflake provides you (as an operator) a flexible and efficient way to load Snowflake application data from your Solace-backed, event-driven architecture and the event mesh. The Micro-Integration is deployable standalone or in redundancy modes of Active-Standby or Active-Active to allow for high availability and horizontal scaling of your data movement. Each instance of this Micro-Integration supports up to 20 individual, concurrent workflows (queue-to-table pipeline), minimizing the number of Micro-Integration instances deployed and managed.

This documentation applies to the Micro-Integration for Snowflake version 3.0 and later. If you are using version 2.0.0 or 2.1.0, refer to the documentation included in that archive, available for download from the Solace product website.

For details about how messages are written to Snowflake, see Configuring Connection Details .

Spring Framework technologies make it easy to configure the Micro-Integration, perform advanced logging capabilities, and export live metric data to external monitoring solutions.

To get started deploying a Micro-Integration locally or within a container, see:

• Deploying Your Self-Managed Micro-Integration

• Modifying the Container Configuration

For common configuration details, see:

• Configure Your Self-Managed Micro-Integration

• Operate Your Self-Managed Micro-Integration

• Adding a Monitoring System

For configuration settings that are specific to Snowflake, see:

• Snowflake Prerequisites

• Configuring Connection Details

• Binding Configuration

• Message Batching

• Message Headers

• Dynamic Producer Destinations

• Asynchronous Publishing

• Troubleshooting