Snowflake warehouse manager
The Snowflake warehouse manager action provides functionality to create, drop, resume, suspend, and alter Snowflak warehouses.
This allows Apache Hop workflows to resume a warehouse before loading, and then suspend the warehouse as soon as it is done, along with resizing warehouses for portions of the load that may require more processing power.
Options
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Connection: The connection to the Snowflake database to use
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Warehouse name: The name of the warehouse
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Action: (Create, Drop, Resume, Suspend, Alter) What is the action you wish to take against the warehouse.
Action: Create warehouse
This action creates a new warehouse using the settings you provide.
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
Replace? | If the warehouse already exists, replace the existing warehouse with your new settings. |
Fail if warehouse exists? | If the warehouse already exists the action will fail. If not checked and Replace? is not checked the action will perform no action if the warehouse already exists. |
Warehouse Size | (X-Small, Small, Medium, Large, X-Large, 2X-Large, 3X-Large) The size of the warehouse to create. |
Warehouse Type | (Standard, Enterprise) The type of warehouse to create. Enterprise warehouses have more memory available than Standard warehouses. |
Max cluster size | The maximum cluster size for clustered warehouses. |
Min cluster size | The minimum cluster size for clustered warehouses. |
Auto suspend | The number of minutes of inactivity after which the warehouse will automatically suspend. |
Auto resume? | Should the warehouse automatically resume when queries are run against it? |
Initially suspended? | Should the warehouse be created in a suspended state. |
Resource monitor | The resource monitor used for tracking Snowflake usage and billing. |
Comment | A comment to be included about the warehouse. |
Action: Drop warehouse
This action removes a warehouse from Snowflake.
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
Fail if warehouse does not exist? | If the warehouse does not exist, the action will fail. |
Action: Resume warehouse
This action resumes a warehouse in Snowflake. The warehouse must be in a suspended state prior to this action, or the action will fail.
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
Fail if warehouse does not exist? | If the warehouse does not exist, the action will fail. |
Action: Suspend warehouse
This action suspends a warehouse in Snowflake. The warehouse must be in a started state prior to this action, or the action will fail.
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
Fail if warehouse does not exist? | If the warehouse does not exist, the action will fail. |
Action: Alter warehouse
This action alters the warehouse, enabling users to re-size, change warehouse types, change auto-suspend settings, etc.
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
Fail if warehouse does not exist? | If the warehouse does not exist, the action will fail. |
Warehouse Size | (X-Small, Small, Medium, Large, X-Large, 2X-Large, 3X-Large) The size of the warehouse to create. |
Warehouse Type | (Standard, Enterprise) The type of warehouse to create. Enterprise warehouses have more memory available than Standard warehouses. |
Max cluster size | The maximum cluster size for clustered warehouses. |
Min cluster size | The minimum cluster size for clustered warehouses. |
Auto suspend | The number of minutes of inactivity after which the warehouse will automatically suspend. |
Auto resume? | Should the warehouse automatically resume when queries are run against it? |
Resource monitor | The resource monitor used for tracking Snowflake usage and billing. |
Comment | A comment to be included about the warehouse. |