Snowflake Observe on Iceberg enters private preview
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Snowflake's Observe service, built on Apache Iceberg, is now in private preview. This allows users to store telemetry data as open Iceberg tables in their own S3 buckets, making it accessible to any query engine. This move aims to enhance open observability for telemetry data.
- →Observe on Apache Iceberg available in private preview
- →Query telemetry with any engine
Features (1) ›
- Observe on Apache Iceberg available in private preview
Snowflake Observe on Apache Iceberg is now in private preview. This feature enables users to store telemetry data as open Iceberg tables in their own S3 buckets.
Enhancements (1) ›
- Query telemetry with any engine
Telemetry data stored as Iceberg tables can be queried by any engine, promoting open observability.
Read the original announcement →
https://www.snowflake.com/content/snowflake-site/global/en/blog/observe-apache-iceberg-open-observability
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