@Marvin show me how to use

resolve_private_key()

in

SnowflakeConnector

It appears there isn't a direct reference to

resolve_private_key()

within the Prefect documentation or the Prefect Snowflake integration. However, Prefect's Snowflake integration involves using

SnowflakeCredentials

and

SnowflakeConnector

blocks to manage connections to Snowflake. These blocks are used to store credentials and establish connections. To explore how to work with Snowflake in Prefect, you may refer to the Prefect Snowflake SDK documentation here. If

resolve_private_key()

is a method you encountered elsewhere, it might be part of a custom implementation or another library. For Prefect's Snowflake interactions, you'll typically work with the

SnowflakeCredentials

and

SnowflakeConnector

blocks to manage authentication and connections. If you have specific details on where

resolve_private_key()

is mentioned, please let me know, and I can assist further.

@Marvin how to use it with

SnowflakeCredentials

To use

SnowflakeCredentials

with Prefect, you typically follow these steps: 1. Install the Prefect Snowflake Integration: First, ensure that you have installed the

prefect-snowflake

package using pip. 2. Register and Create a SnowflakeCredentials Block: - Go to your Snowflake account and retrieve your credentials. - Use these credentials to create a

SnowflakeCredentials

block in Prefect. This block will store your Snowflake account details securely. - You can create this block either through Prefect's UI or programmatically in your code. 3. Use the SnowflakeCredentials Block: - In your Prefect flow, you can load the

SnowflakeCredentials

block to access your credentials. - Use these credentials to create a

SnowflakeConnector

block that will handle the connection to Snowflake. 4. Example Usage:

python
   from prefect_snowflake import SnowflakeCredentials, SnowflakeConnector

   # Assuming you have saved the SnowflakeCredentials block
   credentials = SnowflakeCredentials.load("your-saved-credentials-name")
   
   # Use the credentials to create a connector
   connector = SnowflakeConnector(credentials=credentials)

   # Now you can use the connector to execute queries

For more details, refer to the Prefect Snowflake documentation to explore all the capabilities of the Prefect Snowflake library. This documentation will guide you through setting up and using Snowflake blocks effectively.