Bunch of Snowflake Queries that help Account Admins
Billing queries are responsible for identifying total costs associated with the high level functions of the Snowflake Cloud Data Platform, which includes warehouse compute, snowpipe compute, and storage costs. If costs are noticeably higher in one category versus the others, you may want to evaluate what might be causing that. These metrics also seek to identify those queries that are consuming the most amount of credits. From there, each of these queries can be analyze for their importance (do they need to be run as frequently, if at all) and explore if additional controls need to be in place to prevent excessive consumption (i.e. resource monitors, statement timeouts, etc.).
The queries provided in this guide are intended to help you setup and run queries pertaining to identifying areas where poor performance might be causing excess consumption, driven by a variety of factors.
Setup & Configuration queries provide more proactive insight into warehouses that are not utilizing key features that can prevent runaway resource and cost consumption. Leverage these key queries listed below to identify warehouses which should be re-configured to leverage the appropriate features.
Usage Monitoring queries are designed to identify the warehouses, queries, tools, and users that are responsible for consuming the most credits over a specified period of time. These queries can be used to determine which of those resources are consuming more credits than anticipated and take the necessary steps to reduce their consumption
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