OptionalassetType of Classic compute asset being migrated. Cannot be changed after creation.
OptionalassetURI of the source asset (e.g., "jobs/12345"). Cannot be changed after creation.
OptionalautoWhen true, the server skips the translation review (TRANSLATION_READY) instead of waiting for an explicit ApproveMigrationTranslation. MIGRATION_REVIEW is never skipped. Unset/false means the translation review requires explicit user action. Set at creation; cannot be changed afterward. Does not suppress cancellation or terminal failures.
OptionalbakingBaking window configuration. Mutable via UpdateMigration before baking starts.
OptionalbakingSummary of baking metrics after the baking window completes.
OptionalcreateTimestamp when the migration was created.
OptionaletagResource version for optimistic concurrency control. Clients read this from GetMigration or ListMigrations
and pass it back as the request etag on update, delete, approve, reject, and cancel methods.
OptionalinitiatorThe user who initiated this migration and their role. Set at creation.
OptionalmigrationServer-generated unique identifier for this migration.
OptionalmigrationAgent-produced planning report, presented to the user at the review gates.
OptionalrunWhen true, Databricks runs the working copy to validate it after the translation review.
Unset/false skips the run, so the migration goes from the translation review straight to
execution review. Whether the translation review waits for the user is controlled by
auto_approve, not this field. Set at creation; cannot be changed afterward.
OptionalstateCurrent state of the migration in the state machine. Managed by the server.
OptionalstateHistory of state transitions, ordered chronologically. Each entry records the state entered and the timestamp of the transition.
OptionalvalidationAgent-produced validation results from sandbox execution.
A persistent object tracking the full lifecycle of migrating one Classic compute asset to Serverless. Each Migration has a well-defined state machine and is the unit of orchestration, approval, and rollback.