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Snowflake SnowPro Specialty - Native Apps Sample Questions:

1. A consumer installs a Snowflake Native Application from the Marketplace. The application requires access to a specific table, 'CUSTOMER DATA' , in the consumer's account. Which of the following steps are essential for the consumer to properly grant the application the necessary permissions, following least privilege principles, and ensuring the application functions as intended? Assume the application developer has properly requested the table grant in the setup script.

A) Create a share from the provider account granting access to the 'CUSTOMER DATA' table and import it into the consumer account.
B) Grant the 'IMPORTED PRIVILEGES privilege on the database containing 'CUSTOMER_DATX to the application role created during installation.
C) Grant the 'USAGE privilege on the database and schema containing 'CUSTOMER_DATA' to the application role and then grant 'SELECT on the 'CUSTOMER DATA table to the application role.
D) Grant the 'SELECT privilege directly on the 'CUSTOMER_DATA' table to the 'SNOWFLAKE.APP_ROLE' role associated with the application instance.
E) Grant 'OWNERSHIP' on the "CUSTOMER_DATR table to the application role. This provides the application with complete control over the table.

2. You are developing a Snowflake Native Application that provides data transformation services. You want to provide example SQL scripts to consumers within the application package to showcase how to use the application's functions. Where should these example scripts be stored to ensure they are accessible to consumers upon installation?

A) Store the example SQL scripts in a table within the application database and provide a view to access them.
B) Embed the example SQL scripts directly as string literals within the setup script.
C) Store the example SQL scripts in an external stage (e.g., AWS S3) and provide instructions to the consumer to load them.
D) Store the example SQL scripts as files within the application package itself (e.g., in a 'scripts' directory) and use relative paths to access them from within the application code.
E) Store the example SQL scripts in a separate stage within the provider account and grant USAGE on the stage to the application role.

3. You're developing a Snowflake Native App that interacts with a REST API. The API key needs to be securely stored and accessed within your application. Which of the following approaches provide the MOST secure and manageable way to handle the API key?

A) Store the API key in a secure vault (e.g., HashiCorp Vault) and use an external function to retrieve the key at runtime. Implement appropriate authentication and authorization for the external function.
B) Store the API key directly in the application code as a constant variable.
C) Store the API key in a separate configuration file uploaded to a stage, encrypting the file with a symmetric key hardcoded in the application.
D) Use Snowflake Secrets to store the API key securely and grant access to the APPLICATION role. Then, access the secret within your Stored Procedure or UDF.
E) Store the API key as an environment variable in the Snowflake environment.

4. You've built a Snowflake Native Application and are ready to test it in test mode. The application utilizes both internal stages and external stages for data storage. Which of the following statements accurately describe the behavior of stages and data access during test mode installations from the provider's perspective?

A) Data loaded into internal stages during test mode is automatically persisted to the consumer's account upon final installation of the application.
B) External stages, regardless of their access permissions, are inaccessible during test mode installations to prevent unintended data leakage.
C) During test mode, the provider has full access to all data stored in both internal and external stages associated with the application, mimicking the access rights in a production environment.
D) The provider can configure specific external stages to be accessible in test mode by granting appropriate privileges to the application role and explicitly defining these stages in the setup script.
E) Internal stages defined within the application package are accessible to the application code running in test mode. Data placed in these stages before installation is available immediately.

5. A consumer installs a Snowflake Native App that collects usage statistics. The app uses an internal stage to store temporary data before aggregating it and sending it to the provider. The consumer notices that the internal stage is consuming a significant amount of storage and wants to understand if they are being charged for this storage. As a consumer, what level of visibility and control do you have over the storage costs associated with the internal stage created and managed by the installed Snowflake Native App?

A) The consumer is billed for the storage used by the internal stage, but they have no direct visibility into its usage or control over its lifecycle. The provider manages the stage's lifecycle.
B) The consumer has no visibility into the stage's storage consumption or control over its lifecycle. All costs are borne by the application provider.
C) The consumer has full visibility into the stage's storage consumption through the Snowflake web interface and can directly manage the stage's lifecycle to control costs.
D) The consumer can only see the stage's metadata but cannot see the data residing in it.
E) The consumer can view the overall storage consumption of the application but cannot differentiate between the internal stage and other data stored by the application.

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