Snowflake Notebook Demos

Snowflake Notebooks is your familiar, interactive development environment to perform Data Science, Data Engineering, and AI/ML workloads end-to-end in Snowflake. Write Python & SQL in the same interface.

This repo contains a collection of Snowflake Notebook demos, tutorials, and examples. Browse each folder to access the notebook files associated with each demo. Here is a list of notebooks you can find in this repo.

	Getting Started My First Notebook Project 🎥 Visual Data Stories With Snowflake Notebooks 🎥 Reference cells and variables
	Data Science Data Analysis and Churn Prediction using Snowflake Notebooks 🎥 How to Ingest JSON Data from Public Endpoint How to load CSV files from S3 stage
	Data Engineering Create and Manage Snowflake Objects Like a Pro 🎥 Data Engineering Pipelines with Snowpark Python 🎥 Creating Snowflake Object using Python API
	Machine Learning End-to-End Machine Learning with Snowpark ML 🎥 Hyperparameter Tuning with sklearn Getting Started with Snowflake Cortex ML-Based Functions Feature Store API Overview End-to-end ML with Feature Store and Model Registry Manage features in DBT with Feature Store ML Lineage Workflows
	Using Notebooks Import Custom Package from Stage into Notebook How to work with Files in Snowflake Notebooks Navigating and Browsing Files in Snowflake Notebooks Access External Endpoints

Load demo notebooks to Snowflake

The notebook files are available for download as .ipynb files. To load the demo notebooks into your Snowflake Notebook, follow these steps:

1. On Github, click into each folder containing the tutorial and the corresponding .ipynb file, such as this. Download the file by clicking on the Download raw file from the top right.

2. Go to the Snowflake web interface, Snowsight, on your browser.

3. Navigate to Project > Notebooks from the left menu bar.

4. Import the .ipynb file you've download into your Snowflake Notebook by using the Import from .ipynb button located on the top right of the Notebooks page.

5. Select the file from your local directory and press Open.

6. A Create Notebook dialog will show up. Select a database, schema, and warehouse for the Notebook and click Create.

Resources

Here are some resources to learn more about Snowflake Notebooks:

• Documentation
• YouTube Playlist
• Solution Center

License

All code and notebooks included in this repo is available with an Apache 2.0 license.

Other links

• Interested in developing and running interactive Streamlit apps in Snowflake? Check out the Streamlit in Snowflake Demo Repo to learn more!