Complete the code to identify the layer responsible for storing data in Snowflake architecture.
The [1] layer in Snowflake handles all persistent data storage.
The storage layer is responsible for storing all data persistently in Snowflake.
Complete the code to name the layer that performs query processing in Snowflake.
The [1] layer executes queries and performs computations.
The compute layer runs the virtual warehouses that process queries.
Fix the error in naming the Snowflake layer that manages security and metadata.
The [1] layer manages authentication, metadata, and infrastructure management.
The services layer handles security, metadata, and infrastructure tasks.
Fill both blanks to describe Snowflake's separation of layers.
Snowflake separates [1] from [2] to allow independent scaling.
Compute is separated from storage so they can scale independently.
Fill all three blanks to complete the description of Snowflake's architecture layers.
The [1] layer stores data, the [2] layer runs queries, and the [3] layer manages security and metadata.
Storage holds data, compute processes queries, and services manage security and metadata.