To publish ArcGIS Server web services that reference data in the cloud data warehouse, publishers must register the database connection file with the ArcGIS GIS Server site that acts as the ArcGIS Enterprise portal's hosting server. The administrator can create a connection from ArcGIS Pro to the cloud data warehouse and share the connection file with publishers, or the administrator can provide publishers with the credentials necessary to allow them to create their own connection files. Next, the administrator of the cloud data warehouse creates accounts and grants the accounts privileges to access specific tables in the cloud data warehouse. They also configure network, firewall, and other communication channels necessary to allow communication between ArcGIS and the cloud data warehouse. Typically, IT professionals install the ArcGIS software and the drivers required to connect to the data warehouse. For best performance, deploy ArcGIS clients in the Snowflake cloud environment. To publish web layers, the database connection files must be registered with the ArcGIS Enterprise portal's hosting server site.
To connect to a Snowflake cloud data warehouse, install and configure client files to implement communication between ArcGIS and Snowflake and create database connection files from ArcGIS Pro.
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