As part of the Snowpark developer experience, customers can execute Java user-defined functions (UDFs) packaged in a JVM right inside Snowflake’s powerful processing engine for better performance, scalability, and concurrency. These Java UDFs can be used for data preparation and enrichment pipelines, implementing custom business logic, and even to run machine learning model inference. In this session, Felipe Hoffa demonstrates how simple it is to get started with Java UDFs for your use case. ❄Join our YouTube community❄ https://bit.ly/3lzfeeB

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