snowpark-connect
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Snowpark Connect (SCOS) skills for migrating and validating PySpark, Spark Scala, and Spark Java workloads on Snowflake. Generates SMA-compatible reports (Issues.csv, InputFilesInventory.csv, ArtifactDependencyInventory.csv) using EWI codes (SPRKCNTPY* for Python, SPRKCNTSCL* for Scala/Java) for use with dvp-sma-dashboard-generator. Use when: migrating PySpark or Spark Scala/Java to Snowpark Connect, validating SCOS migrations, analyzing Spark compatibility, assessing a Spark workload before migration, producing a migration readiness report, or working with Snowpark Connect for Spark. Triggers: snowpark connect, scos, pyspark migration, spark connect, scala spark migration, java spark migration, spark java, validate migration, pyspark compatibility, scala compatibility, java compatibility, assess pyspark, assess spark, assess databricks, spark assessment, databricks assessment, migration readiness, spark workload assessment, pyspark readiness, spark compatibility report, analyze spark, analyze pyspark, analyze databricks, check spark compatibility, check pyspark, scan spark, spark audit, workload analysis, databricks to snowflake, pyspark to snowflake, should I migrate, migration scope.
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