![]() ![]() You can also execute the following query with a warehouse to get it in a readable format:įrom table(flatten(input => parse_json(system$get_privatelink_authorized_endpoints()))) ġ1. Execute SYSTEM$GET_PRIVATELINK_AUTHORIZED_ENDPOINTS() to check the connection in Snowflake. Once the Snowflake support confirmed the connection is approved, the managed endpoint approval state should be approved and ready to be utilized.ġ0. Provide the managed private endpoint resource id and the managed approvals link in the Azure portal.ĩ. Since the Private link is in Snowflake’s Azure Subscription, the support ticket needs to be raised to Snowflake to approve the private endpoint connection. If the Provisioning state has failed, check the values provided and repeat the process with the correct values.Ĩ. The Provisioning state should be Succeeded, and the Approval state should be pending. For the fully qualified name, add the SNOWFLAKE_DEPLOYMENT, SNOWFLAKE_DEPLOYMENT_REGIONLESS and OCSP_CACHE of both the public and private link host from Step 1.ħ. subscriptions/ae0c1e4e-d49e-4115-b3ba-888d77ea97a3/resourcegroups/azeastus2-privatelink/providers/work/privatelinkservices/sf-pvlinksvc-azeastus2Ħ. The Subscription ID is from Step 2 and the region is the Snowflake region obtained from the region_id of Step 1 without any hyphen (-).įor example, if the Snowflake region id is east-us-2, then it would be eastus2. subscriptions//resourcegroups/az-privatelink/providers/work/privatelinkservices/sf-pvlinksvc-az The resource ID for the target Snowflake private link is of the following format: Select Private link service to configure the managed endpoint for the Snowflake private link.ĥ. For more information on Data Factory managed private endpoints, please refer to the Microsoft documentation.Ĥ. Create a private endpoint for private link under the Managed private endpoints section in the Manage menu of the Data Factory Studio. Please contact Snowflake support to get the actual Subscription ID details. The Resource group and Subscription ID may change in the future. The subscription id is the one which has the resource group azure-prod or if it is not present, then it would be the deployment-infra-rg or something similar. subscriptions/ae0c1e4e-d49e-4115-b3ba-888d77ea97a3/resourceGroups/azure-prod/providers/Microsoft.Network/virtualNetworks/azure-prod/subnets/xp You can also execute the following query with a warehouse to get it in a readable format.įrom table(flatten(input=>parse_json(system$get_snowflake_platform_info()))) t, table(flatten(t.value)) v The Subscription ID for the Private Link of the Snowflake’s Azure tenant is obtained from this. Execute SYSTEM$GET_SNOWFLAKE_PLATFORM_INFO() as ACCOUNTADMIN to obtain the snowflake-vnet-subnet-ids values. If organization URL is not used to connect, then it could be skipped.Ģ. ![]() SNOWFLAKE_DEPLOYMENT_REGIONLESS will be available only for Organization accounts. Table(flatten(input=>parse_json(system$whitelist_privatelink()))) pt You can also execute the following query with a warehouse to get it in a readable format:įrom table(flatten(input=>parse_json(system$whitelist()))) t, Execute SYSTEM$WHITELIST and SYSTEM$WHITELIST_PRIVATELINK to obtain the SNOWFLAKE_DEPLOYMENT, SNOWFLAKE_DEPLOYMENT_REGIONLESS and OCSP_CACHE values for public and whitelist hosts. This significantly simplifies the network configuration by keeping access rules private while providing secure and private communication.ġ. The Network traffic flows to the Snowflake Virtual Network using the Microsoft backbone and avoids the public Internet. Setting up managed endpoint for Snowflake Private LinkĪzure Private Link provides private connectivity to Snowflake by ensuring that access to Snowflake is through a private IP address. For details on how to setup managed virtual network for Data Factory, please refer to this Microsoft guide. The Azure managed virtual network integration runtime is recommended to be deployed in the same region where Snowflake is deployed. Setting up Azure Managed Virtual Network Integration Runtime NOTE: Snowflake Business Critical edition or higher is required to setup Azure private link with Snowflake. Azure Integration Runtime managed virtual network uses private endpoints to securely connect to Snowflake, utilizing the Azure Private Link for Snowflake. Azure Integration Runtime is deployed and managed by Microsoft, eliminating the need to have a self-hosted integration runtime by the customer. Azure Data Factory supports managed virtual network with the scalable Azure Integration Runtime. ![]()
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