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How does Snowflake describe its unique architecture?

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A single-cluster shared data architecture using a central data repository and massively parallel processing (MPP)
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A.
A single-cluster shared data architecture using a central data repository and massively parallel processing (MPP)
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A multi-duster shared nothing architecture using a soloed data repository and massively parallel processing (MPP)
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A multi-duster shared nothing architecture using a soloed data repository and massively parallel processing (MPP)
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A single-cluster shared nothing architecture using a sliced data repository and symmetric multiprocessing (SMP)
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A single-cluster shared nothing architecture using a sliced data repository and symmetric multiprocessing (SMP)
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A multi-cluster shared nothing architecture using a siloed data repository and symmetric multiprocessing (SMP)
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A multi-cluster shared nothing architecture using a siloed data repository and symmetric multiprocessing (SMP)
Suggested answer: A

Explanation:

Snowflake's unique architecture is described as a multi-cluster, shared data architecture that leverages massively parallel processing (MPP). This architecture separates compute and storage resources, enabling Snowflake to scale them independently. It does not use a single cluster or rely solely on symmetric multiprocessing (SMP); rather, it uses a combination of shared-nothing architecture for compute clusters (virtual warehouses) and a centralized storage layer for data, optimizing for both performance and scalability.

References:

Snowflake Documentation: Snowflake Architecture Overview

asked 23/09/2024
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