When publishing a Snowflake Data Marketplace listing into a remote region what should be taken into consideration? (Choose two.)
When publishing a Snowflake Data Marketplace listing into a remote region what should be taken into consideration? (Choose two.)
When publishing a Snowflake Data Marketplace listing into a remote region, two important considerations are that the listing is replicated into all selected regions automatically, but the data is not, and for a standard listing, the user can wait until the first customer requests the data before replicating it to the target region. This ensures that the listing becomes visible across regions while avoiding unnecessary data replication until there is demand.
BE A - False - To share data in a region, you must have an account in that region in order to replicate data. If you have more than one account, all accounts must belong to the same organization B - True - To share data in a region, you must have an account in that region in order to replicate data. If you have more than one account, all accounts must belong to the same organization C - True, but not relevant to Data Marketplace D - false - When you publish a listing in a remote region, you can either allow all accounts in your organization to fulfill listing requests or explicitly add individual accounts as providers. Only the listing owner can specify who can fulfill listing requests. E - True - For free listings, you must replicate data to each of the selected regions before publishing the listing. For standard listings, you do not need to replicate the data to each region until a consumer requests it. https://docs.snowflake.com/en/user-guide/data-exchange-managing-data-listings.html#considerations-for-creating-a-listing-in-a-remote-region-and-replicating-data
Agreed from https://docs.snowflake.com/en/user-guide/data-exchange-managing-data-listings.html#considerations-for-creating-a-listing-in-a-remote-region-and-replicating-data
B, E ist right
B, C. B is right (https://docs.snowflake.com/en/user-guide/data-exchange-managing-data-listings.html#considerations-for-creating-a-listing-in-a-remote-region-and-replicating-data). C because of deduction. But makes sense. You need ORGADMIN to manage multiple accounts.
I think its BE: No, you need ACCOUNTADMIN role, or have the OWNERSHIP privilege. https://other-docs.snowflake.com/en/collaboration/provider-listings-creating-publishing.html#create-a-listing-for-the-sf-marketplace
B and e are correct
https://docs.snowflake.com/en/user-guide/data-exchange-managing-data-listings While listings are automatically replicated, the data is not. You do not need to replicate the data to each region until a consumer requests it.
https://other-docs.snowflake.com/en/collaboration/provider-listings-auto-fulfillment Configuring Cross-Cloud Auto-fulfillment If you want to automatically replicate the data product associated with your listing to other Snowflake regions, configure Cross-Cloud Auto-fulfillment. When auto-fulfillment is enabled for a listing, Snowflake automatically replicates your data product to consumer regions as needed. The data product is the tables, schemas, UDFs, UDTFs, views, etc. that are part of your listing. By using auto-fulfillment, you can avoid manually replicating your data products and approving requests for your listings, helping consumers access your listings faster. When you publish a listing, it is visible to consumers in all current and future Marketplace regions, but consumers can only get, purchase, or request your product in regions you select. See Configuring Cross-Cloud Auto-fulfillment for more about region availability.
B is certain, C is the next most probable.