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Simplify Data Access and Accelerate Insights with Dell ECS and Snowflake
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Access pattern

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Access pattern

  • The access pattern that Snowflake supports today traverses the AWS network backbone and exits to the public Internet to reach the on-premises ECS appliance. Thus, the ECS S3 endpoint must be publicly accessible.

    Both Snowflake and ECS use Transport Security Protocol (TLS) 1.2 for in-transit data. All data traffic from the on-premises ECS to the Snowflake Data Cloud is encrypted using TLS, preventing vulnerable access points from cyberattacks.

    Note: Amazon S3-compatible endpoints are not automatically enabled for all accounts. For assistance, contact the Snowflake account team or Snowflake Support.

    The following figure shows the architecture and data path from Snowflake to the ECS system, which resides in an on-premises data center.

    Figure 1.   Snowflake external traffic to on-premises Dell ECS