databricks-migration-deep-dive

Execute comprehensive platform migrations to Databricks from legacy systems. Use when migrating from on-premises Hadoop, other cloud platforms, or legacy data warehouses to Databricks. Trigger with phrases like "migrate to databricks", "hadoop migration", "snowflake to databricks", "legacy migration", "data warehouse migration".

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name	databricks-migration-deep-dive
description	Execute comprehensive platform migrations to Databricks from legacy systems. Use when migrating from on-premises Hadoop, other cloud platforms, or legacy data warehouses to Databricks. Trigger with phrases like "migrate to databricks", "hadoop migration", "snowflake to databricks", "legacy migration", "data warehouse migration".
allowed-tools	Read, Write, Edit, Bash(databricks:*), Grep
version	1.0.0
license	MIT
author	Jeremy Longshore <jeremy@intentsolutions.io>
compatible-with	claude-code, codex, openclaw
tags	["saas","databricks","migration"]

Databricks Migration Deep Dive

Overview

Comprehensive migration strategies for moving to Databricks from Hadoop, Snowflake, Redshift, Synapse, or legacy data warehouses. Covers discovery and assessment, schema conversion, data migration with batching and validation, ETL/pipeline conversion, and cutover planning with rollback procedures.

Prerequisites

Access to source and target systems
Databricks workspace with Unity Catalog enabled
Understanding of current data architecture and dependencies
Stakeholder alignment on migration timeline

Migration Patterns

name	databricks-migration-deep-dive
description	Execute comprehensive platform migrations to Databricks from legacy systems. Use when migrating from on-premises Hadoop, other cloud platforms, or legacy data warehouses to Databricks. Trigger with phrases like "migrate to databricks", "hadoop migration", "snowflake to databricks", "legacy migration", "data warehouse migration".
allowed-tools	Read, Write, Edit, Bash(databricks:*), Grep
version	1.0.0
license	MIT
author	Jeremy Longshore <jeremy@intentsolutions.io>
compatible-with	claude-code, codex, openclaw
tags	["saas","databricks","migration"]

Instructions

Step 1: Discovery and Assessment

Inventory all source tables with metadata for migration planning.

from pyspark.sql import SparkSession
from dataclasses import dataclass

spark = SparkSession.builder.getOrCreate()

@dataclass
class TableInventory:
    database: str
    table: str
    table_type: str
    format: str
    row_count: int
    size_mb: float
    columns: int
    partitions: list[str]

def () -> [TableInventory]:
    
    inventory = []
    databases = [r.databaseName  r  spark.sql().collect()]

     db  databases:
        tables = spark.sql().collect()
         t  tables:
            table_name = 
            :
                detail = spark.sql().first()
                schema = spark.table(table_name).schema

                inventory.append(TableInventory(
                    database=db,
                    table=t.tableName,
                    table_type=detail.  ,
                    =detail.  ,
                    row_count=spark.table(table_name).count(),
                    size_mb=detail.sizeInBytes /   detail.sizeInBytes  ,
                    columns=(schema),
                    partitions=detail.partitionColumns  [],
                ))
             Exception  e:
                ()

     inventory


tables = assess_hive_metastore()
tables.sort(key= t: t.size_mb, reverse=)

()
()
()
 t  tables[:]:
    ()

# Schema conversion for common type mismatches
TYPE_MAP = {
    # Hadoop/Hive types → Delta Lake/Spark types
    "CHAR": "STRING",
    "VARCHAR": "STRING",
    "TINYINT": "INT",
    "SMALLINT": "INT",
    "BINARY": "BINARY",
    # Snowflake types
    "NUMBER": "DECIMAL",
    "VARIANT": "STRING",  # Store as JSON string, parse in Silver
    "TIMESTAMP_NTZ": "TIMESTAMP",
    "TIMESTAMP_TZ": "TIMESTAMP",
    # Redshift types
    "SUPER": "STRING",
    "TIMETZ": "TIMESTAMP",
}

def generate_create_table(source_table: str, target_table: str) -> str:
    """Generate CREATE TABLE DDL with type conversions."""
    schema = spark.table(source_table).schema
    cols = []
    for field in schema:
        dtype = TYPE_MAP.get(str(field.dataType).upper(), str(field.dataType))
        cols.append(f"  {field.name} {dtype}")

    return f"""CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS {target_table} (
{',\n'.join(cols)}
) USING DELTA
TBLPROPERTIES (
    'delta.autoOptimize.optimizeWrite' = 'true',
    'delta.autoOptimize.autoCompact' = 'true'
);"""

def migrate_table(
    source_table: str,
    target_table: str,
    method: str = "ctas",
    batch_size_mb: int = 500,
) -> dict:
    """Migrate a table with validation."""
    result = {"source": source_table, "target": target_table, "method": method}

    if method == "sync":
        # In-place metadata migration (fastest, no data copy)
        spark.sql(f"SYNC TABLE {target_table} FROM {source_table}")

    elif method == "deep_clone":
        # Delta-to-Delta with history preservation
        spark.sql(f"CREATE TABLE {target_table} DEEP CLONE {source_table}")

    elif method == "ctas":
        # Full data copy (works with any source format)
        source_size_mb = spark.sql(
            f"DESCRIBE DETAIL {source_table}"
        ).first().sizeInBytes / 1048576

        if source_size_mb > batch_size_mb:
            # Batch large tables by partition or row number
            spark.sql(f"""
                CREATE TABLE {target_table}
                USING DELTA
                AS SELECT * FROM {source_table}
            """)
        else:
            spark.sql(f"CREATE TABLE {target_table} AS SELECT * FROM {source_table}")

    elif method == "jdbc":
        # External database migration
        df = (spark.read
            .format("jdbc")
            .option("url", f"jdbc:postgresql://host:5432/db")
            .option("dbtable", source_table)
            .option("fetchsize", "10000")
            .load())
        df.write.format("delta").saveAsTable(target_table)

    # Validate
    src_count = spark.table(source_table).count()
    tgt_count = spark.table(target_table).count()
    result["source_rows"] = src_count
    result["target_rows"] = tgt_count
    result["match"] = src_count == tgt_count
    result["status"] = "OK" if result["match"] else "MISMATCH"

    return result

# Migrate with validation
result = migrate_table(
    "hive_metastore.legacy.customers",
    "analytics.migrated.customers",
    method="ctas",
)
print(f"{result['source']} -> {result['target']}: "
      f"{result['source_rows']:,} rows [{result['status']}]")

# Snowflake: Use Lakehouse Federation or Unload + Auto Loader
# Option A: Lakehouse Federation (query in place, no copy)
spark.sql("""
    CREATE FOREIGN CATALOG snowflake_catalog
    USING CONNECTION snowflake_conn
    OPTIONS (database 'PROD_DB')
""")
# Query directly: SELECT * FROM snowflake_catalog.schema.table

# Option B: Unload to S3 + ingest
# In Snowflake:
# COPY INTO @my_s3_stage/export/customers/
# FROM PROD_DB.PUBLIC.CUSTOMERS
# FILE_FORMAT = (TYPE = PARQUET);

# In Databricks:
df = spark.read.parquet("s3://migration-bucket/export/customers/")
df.write.format("delta").saveAsTable("analytics.migrated.customers")

# Redshift: Unload to S3 + Auto Loader
# In Redshift:
# UNLOAD ('SELECT * FROM prod.customers')
# TO 's3://migration-bucket/redshift/customers/'
# FORMAT PARQUET;

# In Databricks:
(spark.readStream
    .format("cloudFiles")
    .option("cloudFiles.format", "parquet")
    .option("cloudFiles.schemaLocation", "/checkpoints/migration/schema")
    .load("s3://migration-bucket/redshift/customers/")
    .writeStream
    .format("delta")
    .option("checkpointLocation", "/checkpoints/migration/data")
    .toTable("analytics.migrated.customers"))

# Convert Oozie/Airflow jobs to Databricks Asset Bundles
# Before (Oozie/spark-submit):
#   spark-submit --class com.company.ETL --master yarn app.jar
#   hive -e "INSERT OVERWRITE TABLE target SELECT * FROM staging"

# After (Asset Bundle):
# databricks.yml resources:
"""
resources:
  jobs:
    migrated_etl:
      name: migrated-etl
      tasks:
        - task_key: extract
          notebook_task:
            notebook_path: src/extract.py
        - task_key: transform
          depends_on: [{task_key: extract}]
          notebook_task:
            notebook_path: src/transform.py
"""

# Convert HiveQL to Spark SQL
# Before: INSERT OVERWRITE TABLE target SELECT ...
# After:  (Use MERGE for upserts or write.mode("overwrite").saveAsTable)

cutover_steps = [
    {"step": 1, "action": "Final validation", "rollback": "No action needed"},
    {"step": 2, "action": "Disable source pipelines", "rollback": "Re-enable source"},
    {"step": 3, "action": "Final data sync", "rollback": "Data already in place"},
    {"step": 4, "action": "Switch apps to Databricks endpoints", "rollback": "Revert app config"},
    {"step": 5, "action": "Enable Databricks pipelines", "rollback": "Disable and restore source"},
    {"step": 6, "action": "Monitor for 24 hours", "rollback": "Full rollback if issues"},
]

# Validation query to run at each step
validation_query = """
SELECT 'source' AS system, COUNT(*) AS rows FROM source_table
UNION ALL
SELECT 'target', COUNT(*) FROM target_table
"""

Error	Cause	Solution
Schema incompatibility	Unsupported types (VARIANT, SUPER)	Convert to STRING, parse in Silver layer
Row count mismatch	Truncation or filter during migration	Check for NULLs, encoding issues, or WHERE clauses
JDBC timeout	Large table extraction	Use `fetchsize`, partition reads, or incremental export
`SYNC` fails	External table storage inaccessible	Verify cloud storage credentials and network access
Pipeline dependency failure	Wrong migration order	Build dependency graph, migrate leaf tables first

-- Compare source and target counts
SELECT 'hive_metastore' AS source, COUNT(*) AS rows
FROM hive_metastore.legacy.customers
UNION ALL
SELECT 'unity_catalog', COUNT(*)
FROM analytics.migrated.customers;

migration_plan = [
    ("hive_metastore.legacy.customers", "analytics.migrated.customers", "ctas"),
    ("hive_metastore.legacy.orders", "analytics.migrated.orders", "deep_clone"),
    ("hive_metastore.legacy.products", "analytics.migrated.products", "sync"),
]

results = []
for src, tgt, method in migration_plan:
    print(f"Migrating {src} -> {tgt} ({method})...")
    result = migrate_table(src, tgt, method)
    results.append(result)
    print(f"  {result['status']}: {result['source_rows']:,} -> {result['target_rows']:,}")

failed = [r for r in results if r["status"] != "OK"]
print(f"\nCompleted: {len(results) - len(failed)}/{len(results)} OK")