Snowflake - Build and Architect Data Pipelines Using AWS - Snowflake Object Hierarchy

The video tutorial provides an overview of Snowflake's object hierarchy, explaining that everything in Snowflake is considered an object, including databases, views, and tables. It details the relationship between accounts and organizations, using Amazon as an example. The tutorial also covers the structure of schemas and databases, emphasizing the distinction from traditional databases. Additionally, it discusses roles and permissions, highlighting the differences between account admin and org admin roles. The video concludes with a preview of upcoming topics, including warehouses and SQL queries.

What is the relationship between accounts and organizations in Snowflake?

• Many-to-one

• One-to-many

• One-to-one

• Many-to-many

In Snowflake, what do schemas belong to?

• Users

• Organizations

• Accounts

• Databases

Which of the following is NOT an object in Snowflake?

• Stored Procedures

• Java Objects

• Views

• Tables

What is the role above the account admin in Snowflake?

• User Admin

• Schema Admin

• Org Admin

• Database Admin

What new functionality is available when switching to the org admin role?

• Managing user roles

• Viewing all accounts in the organization

• Creating new databases

• Accessing data warehouses