Secrets
Snowflake secrets securely stores sensitive information, such as credentials or keys, allowing users to use these values without needing direct access to them. For more details, refer to Snowflake: Create Secret
In Snoweaver, secrets play a crucial role in securing authentication for various connections.
Snoweaver supports two types of secrets that can be configured through the Admin console:
String: A sensitive string value, such as a passphrase for a private key. This type is suitable for storing single-value secrets like passphrases.
Basic: Consists of a username and account credentials. This type is commonly used for storing complete account authentication details, including username and primary credentials.