What monitoring and alerting features does the app offer?

Snowflake’s native app, the Snowflake Web Interface, provides several monitoring and alerting features to help users track data and query performance in real-time. These features assist in identifying potential issues, optimizing query performance, and ensuring the smooth functioning of Snowflake data workloads. Some of the key monitoring and alerting features include:

1. Warehouse and Query Monitoring: The Snowflake Web Interface allows users to monitor the performance of their virtual warehouses and individual queries. Users can track resource usage, execution times, and other metrics to gain insights into warehouse and query efficiency.
2. Query History and Query Profiling: Snowflake maintains a query history that provides a detailed record of past queries. Query history includes information on query execution times, resource consumption, and query profiles, helping users analyze and optimize query performance.
3. Warehouse Activity Tracking: Snowflake offers warehouse activity tracking, which allows users to view the workload and concurrency patterns on their virtual warehouses. This feature helps in understanding the warehouse’s utilization and identifying potential bottlenecks.
4. Resource Monitors: Users can set up resource monitors to define and track resource utilization for specific workloads or users. Resource monitors provide valuable information for capacity planning and performance optimization.
5. Warehouse Auto-Suspend and Auto-Resume: Snowflake provides auto-suspend and auto-resume options for virtual warehouses. Users can configure these settings to automatically suspend idle warehouses and resume them when needed, saving costs and ensuring optimal resource allocation.