A Snowflake warehouse has auto-suspend set to 5 minutes. What will happen if no queries run for 6 minutes?
Think about what auto-suspend means for idle warehouses.
Auto-suspend automatically stops the warehouse after the specified idle time to save credits.
Choose the correct SQL command to enable auto-resume on a warehouse named MY_WH.
Check the exact syntax for setting boolean options in Snowflake.
Snowflake uses TRUE or FALSE for boolean settings in ALTER WAREHOUSE commands.
Consider a warehouse with auto-suspend enabled after 10 minutes and auto-resume enabled. What is the impact on query latency when a new query arrives after suspension?
Think about what happens when a warehouse is suspended and a query arrives.
Auto-resume starts the warehouse when a query arrives, but this startup takes a few seconds, causing initial delay.
Identify a potential security concern related to enabling auto-resume on a warehouse.
Consider who can run queries and what happens when the warehouse starts automatically.
If unauthorized users can run queries, auto-resume may start the warehouse unexpectedly, potentially increasing data exposure.
You manage a Snowflake warehouse with unpredictable query patterns. Which setting combination best balances cost savings and query responsiveness?
Think about how quickly the warehouse suspends and restarts for cost and speed.
Short auto-suspend with auto-resume saves cost by suspending quickly and resumes automatically to reduce query wait time.