databricks-serverless-migration
Serverless Compute Migration
FIRST: Use the parent databricks-core skill for CLI basics, authentication, and profile selection.
Analyze existing Databricks code for serverless compute compatibility and guide migration from classic clusters. The skill follows a 4-step migration lifecycle: Ingest the workload → Analyze for compatibility → Test via A/B comparison → Validate and iterate.
When to Use This Skill
- Migrating notebooks, jobs, or pipelines from classic compute to serverless
- Checking if existing code is serverless-compatible
- Writing new code that targets serverless compute
- Troubleshooting serverless-specific errors after migration
- Choosing between Performance-Optimized and Standard mode
Understanding Migration Blockers
Migration blockers fall into three categories. Focus your effort on category 2 — that's where this skill helps most.
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