Prove you can leave.
An exit exercise for your data platform, run inside your own accounts.
canot.io · Documentation · Measured discrepancies · Try it · Why
▶ Try it
uvx canot demo
No account, no data: Canot generates TPC-H, the standard database benchmark (8 tables, 22 queries, up to 1 GB of data at scale factor 1), copies it to Apache Iceberg, compares everything, replays TPC-H queries on both sides and writes a signed evidence report. A 100 MB version by default (a few seconds); uvx canot demo --sf 1 runs scale factor 1, about 1 GB (around 20 seconds on a laptop). The command prints the two commands it runs (canot demo-data, then canot drill): copy them to change the destination, for example uvx canot demo aws:eu-west-3 --bucket MY-BUCKET.
Result: 7 tables out of 8 with identical content, 3 queries out of 4 returning the same result. The discrepancy comes from a nanosecond timestamp column added by Canot: Iceberg v2 reduces it to microsecond precision. This is the kind of discrepancy you want to find before you leave.
🧭 Why
| The imbalance | The pressure | The hidden risk |
| Snowflake and Databricks offer free tools to move in. Nobody offers the tool that checks the way out. | DORA requires financial entities to have a tested exit plan. In France, data transfer when switching cloud providers already costs €0; on 12 Jan 2027, all switching charges disappear (EU Data Act). | The work remains: duration, discrepancies and what does not move as-is stay unknown until someone actually runs the exit. |
Canot runs the rehearsal. You stay with your provider.
▶ On your data
uvx canot scan "snowflake://MY_ACCOUNT/MY_DATABASE?user=MY_USER" # read-only assessment
uvx canot drill "snowflake://MY_ACCOUNT/MY_DATABASE?user=MY_USER" ./iceberg # full exit exercise, to a local folder
Exit to your own infrastructure (folder, NAS, self-hosted S3 storage), commands, permissions and agent access (MCP): see the documentation. uvx canot connectors lists the supported platforms, what Canot can do on each (inventory, export, evidence) and whether the connector is tested. Canot is not a certification: it produces a dated record of measurements on the scope you ran. The website, canot.io, explains the rest.
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