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RedditSep 9, 2026By u/WarPowerful740

r/databricks

Data migration from teradata to databricks

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I joined a new company recently and got a migration project here, they are migrating from teradata on prem to databricks, I have never done any migration in the past can anyone suggest some helpful yt videos or any other knowledge source?

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  • “Before looking for migration tutorials, inventory the existing workloads. Separate tables, transformations, stored procedures, scheduled jobs, security rules, reports, and downstream consumers because moving the data is usually easier than preserving the behavior built around it. Pick one representative domain and run both platforms in parallel. Reconcile row counts, totals, nulls, duplicates, l”

    u/IncreaseNegative461412 points · Sep 9, 2026View

  • “Lakebridge Agentic Converter is now fully integrated into the Databricks UI and Genie Code and it supports conversion from Teradata. Reach out to your Databricks account team to get enabled for the preview.”

    u/tefing9 points · Sep 9, 2026View

  • “Yes i have done same thing”

    u/Aditya0622 points · Sep 9, 2026View

  • “Databricks has the tool lakebridge to assist in a migration listing all the elements and scoring the work it will need https://databrickslabs.github.io/lakebridge/”

    u/Alfiercio2 points · Sep 9, 2026View

  • “https://youtu.be/WvcmyTeBEkc?si=5VcpzAAc2l9IxHnE. Even I am new to the data engineering side so this might be a completely different direction, shouldn't hurt checking it out though”

    u/Ok-Stick-1452 points · Sep 9, 2026View

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