FAQ

Core FAQs

Are Snowflake v2 APIs supported?

Yes, the LocalStack for Snowflake supports the Snowflake v2 SQL API (/api/v2/* endpoints), as well as the legacy v1 SQL API (which is still being used by a large portion of Snowflake client libraries and SDKs)

Why are my Snowflake tests failing?

LocalStack for Snowflake is now GA. If your tests are failing, it could be due to a lack of support for certain Snowflake features. We recommend checking the function coverage to see the list of supported SQL functions and feature coverage to see the list of supported features. If you encounter any issues, you can connect with us for support.

Why does the LocalStack for Snowflake run on snowflake.localhost.localstack.cloud?

The LocalStack for Snowflake operates on snowflake.localhost.localstack.cloud. This is a DNS name that resolves to a local IP address (127.0.0.1) to make sure the connector interacts with the local APIs. In addition, we also publish an SSL certificate that is automatically used inside LocalStack, in order to enable HTTPS endpoints with valid certificates.

Note: In case you are deploying the LocalStack for Snowflake in a Kubernetes cluster or some other non-local environment, you may need to add an entry to the /etc/hosts file of any client machine or Kubernetes pod that attempts to connect to the LocalStack for Snowflake pod via the snowflake.localhost.localstack.cloud domain name.

Integration FAQs

Why are my CI pipelines failing with license.not_enough_credits error?

If you are using the LocalStack for Snowflake in your CI pipelines consistently, you may encounter the license.not_enough_credits error. This error occurs when the LocalStack for Snowflake is unable to process the requests due to the lack of LocalStack CI credits.

A CI key allows you to use LocalStack in your CI environment. Every activation of a CI key consumes one CI credit. This means that with every build triggered through the LocalStack container you will consume one credit. To use more credits, you can contact us to discuss your requirements.

Support FAQs

How can I get help with the LocalStack for Snowflake?

LocalStack for Snowflake is now GA. To get help, you can join the Slack community and share your feedback, questions, and suggestions with the LocalStack team on the #help channel. If your team is using LocalStack for Snowflake, you can also request support by contacting us or opening a GitHub issue with the Snowflake tag.