Emerging Models for Data Applications
summary
Covers concrete deployment choices for Snowflake-based data apps and the tradeoffs: a managed, connected, native taxonomy plus a hybrid path; nine comparison traits (security, who pays storage/compute, tenancy, interoperability, UI access). Managed means the builder hosts and pays, uses data sharing/external functions, and can customize; connected means the customer keeps source data and provides credentials so sensitive PII stays in customer accounts; native packages apps for the Snowflake Marketplace to monetize but is limited to Snowflake primitives.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction to data applications
- 1:46What are data applications
- 2:28Primary challenges in data apps
- 3:33Key decision factors
- 4:59Nine comparison traits explained
- 6:24Typical deployment approaches
- 8:32Managed application details
- 9:36Connected application overview
- 10:19Native application concept
- 11:04Managed app architecture benefits
- 13:54Connected app data control
- 16:22Hybrid deployment approach
- 17:27Native app framework benefits
- 18:49Marketplace and monetization
- 20:33Deployment model summary
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