Snowflake SnowPro Specialty - Native Apps Certification Exam Syllabus

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Snowflake NAS-C01 Exam Summary:

Exam Name Snowflake SnowPro Specialty - Native Apps
Exam Code NAS-C01
Exam Price $225 USD
Duration 85 minutes
Number of Questions 55
Passing Score 750 + Scaled Scoring from 0 - 1000
Recommended Training / Books Snowflake Native App Framework Training
SnowPro Specialty: Native Apps Exam Study Guide
Level Up Native App Development
Schedule Exam PEARSON VUE
Sample Questions Snowflake NAS-C01 Sample Questions
Recommended Practice Snowflake Certified SnowPro Specialty - Native Apps Practice Test

Snowflake SnowPro Specialty - Native Apps Syllabus:

Section Objectives

Snowflake Native App Framework Overview - 20%
Outline Snowflake Native App Framework components - Application Package
  • Data content
  • Application logic
  • Metadata

- Manifest file

  • Parameters used when building an application
    1. Versions 
    2. Artifacts 
    3. Privileges 
    4. Configuration
    5. References

- Setup script

  • Best practices
  • Limitations

- README.md file
- Uploading files to stage

  • Snowsight
  • Snowflake Visual Code (VS Code) extension
  • Snowflake CLI

- Optional attributes

  • Streamlit.py (Default_streamlit (artifact))
Outline Snowflake Native App Framework privileges and architecture - Required permissions
- Roles and privileges
  • Provider
  • Consumer
  • Viewer

- Allowed application permissions

  • Adding data
  • Utilizing in-app shares

Snowflake Native Applications Design and Creation - 35%
Design native applications given a use case - Develop application packages
  • Create manifest files
  • Design setup scripts
    1. Build and deploy application logic
    - Use stored procedures
    - Use User-Defined Functions (UDFs)
    - Use User-Defined Table Functions (UDTFs)
    - Use external functions
    2. Adding shared data to application
    - Considerations and best practices
    3. Use of version schemas compared to non-version schemas
    - Use cases and design
    3. Maintain the state of data
    4. Assign application roles
    - Use cases
    - Deployment
    - Permissions
    5. Grant access
    - References
    1. Callback functions
Manage application access using Snowsight - Grant global privileges
- Authorize access to named objects
- Revoke privileges and access to objects
Manage application privileges using SQL - SHOW PRIVILEGES
- GRANT PRIVILEGE
- EXECUTE TASK
- EXECUTE MANAGED TASK
- CREATE WAREHOUSE
- MANAGE WAREHOUSES
- CREATE DATABASE
- IMPORTED PRIVILEGES on databases
Manage application privileges using Streamlit and Python - Create and deploy Streamlit
  • Configuration
  • Required privileges

- Reference Python modules

  • External
  • Custom libraries
  • Use of environment.yml

- Call the Permissions API within Streamlit
Deploy Snowpark Container Services using native applications - Deploy a container on the customer-side with a native application
- Configure a native application to interact with a container
- SQL commands
  • CREATE COMPUTE POOL
  • BIND SERVICE ENDPOINT
  • READ SESSION

Snowflake Native Applications Installation and Testing - 20%
Install an application - Establish observability and telemetry
  • Assess and design events and logging
  • Establish configurations
  • Establish permissions on the consumer side
  • Establish review procedures for logging on the provider side
  • Enable event sharing
  • Multi-region considerations

- Test applications on the provider side using test mode
Manage an application - Upgrade users to new versions
  • Release directives

- Perform application lifecycle management

  • Multiple live versions
  • Patching versus versioning

- Implement CICD (continuous integration continuous development)
Troubleshoot provider-side issues and consumer-side testing - Query tables
- Logging and tracing
  • SQL
  • Python
  • Java
  • Javascript
  • Scala

- Event tables
- Event sharing
- Access objects - test permissions

Snowflake Native Applications Deployment - 25%
Publish an application package - Set application package to external
- Snowflake Marketplace listing (public versus private listing)
Create Snowflake Marketplace listings - Monetizations
  • Subscription-based
  • Usage-based
    1. Custom billing

- Publish native applications

  • Public listings
  • Private listings
  • Listing API
Manage Snowflake Marketplace listings - Update the data in the listing
- Change the logic
- Update metadata
- Adjust pricing plans
Implement Snowflake Marketplace best practices - Security scanning
  • Common reasons for scan failures
  • Unacceptable code practices
  • Troubleshoot security scanning

- Cost monitoring
- Enable cross-cloud support of native applications

  • Establish auto-fulfillment strategies
Perform application version management - Create new versions
  • Create set-up.sql so an application is version-upgrade compatible

- Release organization for different versions of an application
- Writing idempotent code
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