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Guidelines for publishing an app to the Snowflake Marketplace
Snowflake provides a platform that allows providers to build, distribute, and monetize apps. The Snowflake review process ensures the quality of the apps that are published to the Snowflake Marketplace.
Overview of app versions and upgrades
The Snowflake Native App Framework allows providers to create versions and patches of an app. Versions and patches allow providers to release new functionality and updates to consumers. VersionGenerally contains major updates to a…
Snowflake Native App Framework: Update error message when an app is disabled
After a consumer installs a Snowflake Native App, the app can become disabled for multiple reasons. Before the change: When a Snowflake Native App becomes disabled, the app returns a single error message that does not mention the reason…
Install and manage an app with containers
The Snowflake Native App Framework is generally available on supported cloud platforms. For additional information, see Support for private connectivity, VPS, and government regions.
Security requirements and best practices for a Snowflake Native App
Your app must not load or execute any code from outside the application package except Snowflake - provided libraries. All the app code, including all library dependencies and setup code, must be included in the app version defined in the…
Update an app
The Snowflake Native App Framework is generally available on supported cloud platforms.
Share an app with consumers
After developing and testing the application package containing your app , you can publish the app to consumers using listings. As a provider, you add an application package as the data content of an listing. The consumer installs the app…
Upgrade an app
The Snowflake Native App Framework is generally available on supported cloud platforms.
Install an app from a listing
The Snowflake Native App Framework is generally available on supported cloud platforms. For additional information, see Support for private connectivity, VPS, and government regions.
Declarative Native App manifest reference
It’s used to declaratively share data with consumers, such as notebooks, tables, and views. The manifest file also defines app roles, which app owners can use to share a subset of the app’s data and features to teams in their…