A Polish company migrated from Snowflake to Databricks with minimal friction because their workload was already in Python and stored in Git. Version control meant they could adapt scripts quickly instead of hunting through legacy systems.
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to real quickly, that transition, right? So, I have these examples because I do coaching. So, I have a guy that I coach in Poland and his company migrated from Snowflake to Databricks. And the cool thing about that today that we didn't have 10, 5, 10 years ago, right, is that a lot of their workload in Snowflake was written in Python anyways. And so, it was already in Git, it was already version controlled. They had to revise their scripting a bit to fit Databricks, but that was a relatively lighter lift than it would've been 10 years ago, right? That's, it's the nice thing about being able to do that scripting in those systems and, and having Git behind all of it that we just, there was a time in our world that we didn't have all that. Yeah. So keep, keep that context separate, keep it version controlled, and then, you know, it's effectively a language change. It's still not free.