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!!! warning "Token-based authentication or password based"
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The Snowflake data source supports both username and passwordauthentication as well as token-based authentication.
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!!! note "Authentication methods"
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The Snowflake data source supports username and password, token-based and key-pair based authentication options. General information on snowflake key pair authentication and setup is at [Snowflake key-pair authentication](https://docs.snowflake.com/en/user-guide/key-pair-auth).
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Currently token-based authentication is in beta phase. Users are advised to use username/password and/or create a service account for accessing Snowflake from Hopsworks.
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-**Username and Password:** Login name for the Snowflake user and password. This is often also referred to as `sfUser` and `sfPassword`.
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-**Warehouse:** The warehouse to use for the session after connecting
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2. Specify the hostname for your account in the following format `<account_identifier>.snowflakecomputing.com`
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or `https://<orgname>-<account_name>.snowflakecomputing.com`.
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3. Login name for the Snowflake user.
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4. Password for the Snowflake user or Token.
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4.**Authentication** Choose between user account Password, Token or Private Key options. In case of private key, upload your snowflake user Private Key file and set Passphrase if applicable.
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5. The warehouse to connect to.
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6. The database to use for the connection.
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7. Add any additional optional arguments. For example, you can specify `Schema`, `Table`, `Role`, and `Application`.
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