Governance and Post-Migration Services on Demand,
, functions as a semantic orchestration layer that bridges the gap between technical infrastructure and business logic.
1. Enhancing Migration Mapping: Registers sources, inspects capabilities, supports file-backed ingress, and exposes datasets, catalogue views, and entities.
ArcXA streamlines the transition from legacy systems to modern cloud warehouses by providing a unified semantic framework.
Semantic Alignment (Snowflake & BigQuery): Instead of simple schema copying, ArcXA identifies business-critical metrics and dimensions. This prevents "lost in translation" errors when moving from legacy SQL dialects to Snowflake’s Iceberg tables or BigQuery’s BigLake managed tables.
Automated Logic Conversion (Databricks & Azure Synapse): ArcXA assists in mapping complex Databricks Spark data types or Azure Synapse T-SQL stored procedures to their target equivalents, ensuring precision—such as correctly mapping 64-bit
LongTypeto the appropriate integer scale in a new environment.
Federated Interoperability (Dremio & Starburst): For platforms like Dremio or Starburst that query across multiple sources, ArcXA provides a "single source of truth." This allows teams to map data from disparate silos without needing to physically consolidate it first, significantly accelerating the planning phase.
2. Post-Migration Issue Resolution (PMIR)
Post migration, ArcXA acts as a diagnostic tool to identify and resolve performance and integrity gaps.
Deep-Link Disconnect Identification: Using its relationship-mapping capabilities, ArcXA can detect broken deep-links in a Knowledge Graph Neural Network (KGNN) structure. If a migration to Azure Synapse breaks a connection to a specific data mart, ArcXA flags the semantic "orphan"
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Performance Baseline Comparison: ArcXA tracks transactional core speeds and query response times. If Snowflake or Databricks performance fluctuates more than 5% compared to pre-migration baselines, ArcXA helps isolate whether the issue is a configuration error or a semantic logic break.
Security & ICAM Synchronization: Post-migration, it verifies that Identity and Access Management (ICAM) levels—such as Azure AD roles—are correctly mapped to the new architecture, ensuring no "leakage" or unauthorized access occurs in hybrid or cloud environments.