Snowflake Inc.

Jacob Salassi

Isaac Kunen

Srinath Shankar

Elliott Brossard

Derek Denny-Brown

Haowei Yu

Andong Zhan

Soumitr Rajiv Pandey

The subject technology receives, in a computing process, a user defined function, the user defined function including code related to at least one operation to be performed. The subject technology determines by a security manager whether performing the at least one operation is permitted, the security manager determines restrictions, based at least in part on a security policy. The subject technology performs the at least one operation. The subject technology sends a result of the at least one operation to the computing process, where sending the result of the at least one operation utilizes a data transport mechanism that supports a network transfer of columnar data.

Managing execution of a user defined function

The subject technology receives, in a first computing process, a user defined function, the user defined function including code related to at least one operation to be performed. The subject technology sends a request based at least in part on the at least one operation to a second computing process to perform. The subject technology determines, by a security manager executing within the second computing process, whether performing the at least one operation is permitted, the security manager determines restrictions, based at least in part on a security policy, on operations executing within a sandbox environment provided by the second computing process. The subject technology performs, in the second computing process, the at least one operation, the security manager executing within the second computing process.

Secure execution of a user defined function

The subject technology receives, in a first computing process, a user defined function, the user defined function including code related to at least one operation to be performed. The subject technology sends a request based on the at least one operation to a second computing process to perform, the second computing process being different than the first computing process and comprising a sandbox for executing the at least one operation. The subject technology receives, by the second computing process, the request. The subject technology determines, using at least a security policy, whether performing the at least one operation is permitted. The subject technology performs, in the second computing process, the least one operation. The subject technology sends, by the second computing process, a result of the at least one operation to the first computing process.

Secure code execution in a database system

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Fremont, CA, United States of America

Jacob Salassi