You are developing a Snowflake Native Application that relies on external functions (UDFs or external functions using API integration) to enrich dat a. After installing the application in a customer's account, you observe that the external functions are failing intermittently. The error messages indicate network connectivity issues. Which of the following troubleshooting steps would be MOST effective in diagnosing and resolving this problem from the provider's perspective, assuming you cannot directly access the customer's network configuration?
Correct Answer: B
Option B is the most effective approach because it combines resilience (retry logic) with observability (logging). By implementing retry logic with exponential backoff, the application can automatically recover from transient network issues. Logging failed attempts within the provider's environment allows you to analyze the problem without needing direct access to the customer's network configuration. Providing aggregated metrics to the customer allows them to monitor the application's health and identify potential network issues on their end. Option A requires the customer to have technical expertise and exposes your infrastructure details. Options C can add overhead for the consumer. Option D is costly, time consuming, or inappropriate and Option E needs external configuration.