Micro-Integration for Snowflake

This documentation applies to the SolaceMicro-Integration for Snowflake version 3.0 and later. If you are using an earlier version, refer to the documentation included in the downloaded archive.

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.

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:

• Getting Started With the Self-Managed Micro-Integrations

• Modifying the Container Configuration

For common configuration details, see:

• Configuring the Datapath for Your Self-Managed Micro-Integration

• Managing and Deploying Your Self-Managed Micro-Integration

For configuration settings that are specific to Snowflake, see:

• Configuring Connection Details

• Message Batching

• Message Headers

• Dynamic Producer Destinations

• Adding a Monitoring System

• Asynchronous Publishing