This space has always been about excitement. When Snowflake went public, we were there. When Equifax dropped the ball in spectacular fashion, we were there. When Space X proved that software rewrites were a terrible idea, we were there. But today, it's our turn to make some news.
Given the wave of work from home (or ...elsewhere) that we've seen in 2020, it makes sense that there would be a need to make your data available to you anywhere. Why maintain a system of on-premise appliances to house your data when the cloud is already dominating that environment?
For some time now, we've been working with Snowflake to accelerate migrations from legacy data platforms to Snowflake's cloud data platform. (We even did a co-webinar about fast tracking migrations from Teradata to Snowflake.) Today, marks the release of our first freely available software tool designed specifically for Snowflake: SnowConvert for Teradata Assessment Tool. This is a free tool you can use on your own Teradata code to get a reasonably comprehensive overview of the Teradata code that you have and an estimate on the level of automation you can expect from the SnowConvert for Teradata Conversion Tool.
So what can you expect from the free assessment tool? Let's take a look:
With all of the above, we can absolutely assure you that you'll get your money's worth out of this free tool. (Hmmm...) You can see examples of each of the above mentioned reports by watching the video on the assessment tool's download page. The free assessment data is a great place to begin understanding what it might take to perform a migration from Teradata to Snowflake. In order to ensure a successful migration, partner with us to perform a complete blueprint on the Teradata application.
Want to see more in the reporting provided by the tool? Since it is still in the beta testing phase, we want your feedback! We should be able to incorporate changes into the tool for the rest of 2020. Let us know what would make your experience better by writing in the comments below.
So what have you got to lose? Try it out today.