Azure Databricks · Lakehouse architecture · AI-ready data platforms
Every project has Azure Databricks at its center, along with the work around it: Azure setup, source systems, governance and reporting. You get a seasoned view on what to decide early, what to leave flexible, and what will bite you in production.
What we do
Most teams need a different kind of help at each stage. We meet you where you are and leave you with a platform your own people can run.
01 · Start
A proven deployment playbook and guidance on the setup decisions that are hard to undo later: workspaces, Unity Catalog, networking, identities.
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Blueprints for robust, scalable ingestion, new sources added as you need them, and data products that turn new data ideas into something people use.
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Adopt new Databricks features with intent, fix data quality and pipeline issues fast, and keep the platform current without a big ops team.
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Who you work with
Martin has worked with Azure Databricks since 2018 and founded SNOWGLOBE in 2022 to build Databricks platforms end to end, from the Azure infrastructure underneath to the reporting on top. Before that, he was the first data scientist at EDEKA and grew its Data & Analytics team to more than 20 people.
When you hire SNOWGLOBE, you work with him directly. No handoff to a junior team.
Databricks MVPNamed a Databricks MVP (Most Valuable Professional) in August 2026 for community contributions. He is one of only two Databricks MVPs in Germany.On LinkedIn
Martin DebusMigrating secrets to Databricks Unity Catalog? Read more on LinkedIn
Martin DebusDatabricks Unity Catalog Secrets are GA. Read more on LinkedIn
Martin DebusThe _object_metadata column is in public preview (requires Databricks Runtime 18.2 or above). Read more on LinkedIn
The Lakehouse Path
Migrate Databricks secret scopes to Unity Catalog secrets: why it pays off, a four-step migration path with code, and limitations to know.
Read on The Lakehouse PathThirty minutes, no slides. Bring the question that keeps coming back.
