Streamlit in Snowflake container runtime in AWS government regions (General availability)
The Streamlit in Snowflake container runtime is now generally available in the following AWS government regions:
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The Streamlit in Snowflake container runtime is now generally available in the following AWS government regions:
The Streamlit in Snowflake container runtime is now generally available in the People's Republic of China. This allows users to run Streamlit applications on Snowpark Container Services compute pools in that region.
Snowflake's GEN_ARM_G1 and GEN_X64_G1 instance families for Snowpark Container Services are now generally available on Google Cloud.
Centralized event sharing for Snowflake Native Apps is now generally available. Providers can use event routing tables to route application telemetry from multiple regions to centralized destination accounts.
You can now share a Streamlit in Snowflake app directly with a user, not only with a role. In the Share Streamlit app window, search by username and select a permission level. If the user lacks USAGE on the app's database and schema, you can grant it from the same window. The user is notified in Snowsight, and by email if their email address is verified.
Agentic Marketplace Discovery is now available in public preview. On the public Snowflake Marketplace Discover page in Snowsight, you can switch between Agentic discovery and Marketplace search . Describe what you need to CoCo to find and compare matching listings, or search for providers and listings directly.
Remote app operations for Snowflake Native Apps are now generally available.
Providers can now run a Streamlit app inside a Snowflake Native App on a container runtime, in preview. The Streamlit app runs as a Snowpark Container Services service on a compute pool that the app creates and owns in the consumer account rather than on a virtual warehouse.
Backup instance types for Snowpark Container Services compute pools are now generally available and are no longer in Preview .
Snowflake App Runtime projects use a single app.yml file to describe both deployment and the remote build. Include version: 2 at the top of the file. snow app setup writes this file for new projects.
Remote app operations are now available in public preview for Snowflake Native Apps. Providers can perform on-demand operations on consumer apps, including running SQL statements ( run_sql ), retrying a failed upgrade ( retry_upgrade ), and disabling/enabling the app ( disable / enable ), all through a new system function SYSTEM$REMOTE_APP_OPERATION .
Workspace sharing is now available in public preview for Declarative Native Apps. Providers can share a whole directory of files and folders by declaring a workspace in the application package manifest. Consumers get a read-only workspace when they install the app, and can browse the folder structure and open the files.
Snowflake Native App with Snowpark Container Services now support Virtual Private Snowflake (VPS) on Amazon Web Services. Apps with containers can be distributed to Snowflake customers in VPS deployments. Apps running in VPS can use the functionality of Snowpark Container Services, including compute pools, services, jobs, and external access integrations.
Select Integrated SaaS listings now let you start a free trial of a provider’s application directly from a Marketplace listing. This experience replaces the trials previously offered through Snowflake Partner Connect and brings these trials into the Marketplace, where discovery, trial, and purchase all happen in one place.
Cloud capacity isn’t always guaranteed. When a compute pool’s instance type is unavailable, provisioning fails with an insufficient capacity error (ICE), leaving the pool unable to scale. Previously, resolving an ICE required manually switching the pool to a different instance type.
Native Apps, Streamlit in Snowflake, listings and the Marketplace.
Other Snowflake products: Cortex Code, Snowflake, Snowflake Cortex AI, Snowflake Horizon Catalog, Snowflake Openflow
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