Manage Snowflake accounts and virtual warehouses

Official references for this objective

• Snowflake — Working with resource monitors | Snowflake Documentation

  An account monitor monitors the credit usage of all the warehouses in the account. An account can only have one account monitor.

• Snowflake — Multi-cluster warehouses | Snowflake Documentation

  the maximum number of credits consumed per hour for a Medium-size multi-cluster warehouse with 3 clusters is 12 credits

• Snowflake — Overview of warehouses | Snowflake Documentation

  Medium 4 0.0011

• Snowflake — ALTER ACCOUNT | Snowflake Documentation

  Session and object parameters set at the account level serve only as defaults and can be changed by other users.

• Snowflake — Increasing warehouse size | Snowflake Documentation

  You must have access to the shared SNOWFLAKE database to execute the diagnostic queries provided in this topic. By default, only the ACCOUNTADMIN role has

• Snowflake — Warehouse considerations | Snowflake Documentation

  Resizing a running warehouse does not impact queries that are already being processed by the warehouse; the additional compute resources, once fully provisioned, are only

• Snowflake — Introduction to organizations | Snowflake Documentation

  Snowflake customers never directly create an organization.

• Snowflake — Managing accounts in your organization | Snowflake Documentation

  An organization administrator manages the lifecycle of every account that belongs to the organization, from creating a new account to deleting it.

• Snowflake — Organization administrators | Snowflake Documentation

  The ALTER ACCOUNT syntax only accepts the account name format of the account identifier. You cannot use the account locator to specify the account.

• Snowflake — Parameter management | Snowflake Documentation

  Note that this date display format is only the default and can be overridden for any individual user or session.