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- Databricks: How do I get path of current notebook?
The issue is that Databricks does not have integration with VSTS A workaround is to download the notebook locally using the CLI and then use git locally I would, however, prefer to keep everything in Databricks If I can download the ipynb to the dbfs, then I can use a system call to push the notebooks to VSTS using git –
- Databricks - Download a dbfs: FileStore file to my Local Machine
In a Spark cluster you access DBFS objects using Databricks file system utilities, Spark APIs, or local file APIs On a local computer you access DBFS objects using the Databricks CLI or DBFS API Reference: Azure Databricks – Access DBFS The DBFS command-line interface (CLI) uses the DBFS API to expose an easy to use command-line interface
- amazon web services - How do we access databricks job parameters inside . . .
In Databricks if I have a job request json as: { "job_id": 1, "notebook_params";: { quot;name quot;: quot;john doe quot;, quot;age quot;: quot;35 quot; } } How
- databricks - This request is not authorized to perform this operation . . .
and it solved my problem Now i have access from databricks to the mounted containers Here is how to give permissions to the service-principal-app: Open storage account; Open IAM; Click on Add --> Add role assignment; Search and choose Storage Blob Data Contributor; On Members: Select your app
- Installing multiple libraries permanently on Databricks cluster . . .
Easiest is to use databricks cli's libraries command for an existing cluster (or create job command and specify appropriate params for your job cluster) Can use the REST API itself, same links as above, using CURL or something Could also use terraform to do this if you want a full CI CD automation
- How to save a dataframe result into a table in databricks?
I am trying to save a list of words that I have converted to a dataframe into a table in databricks so that I can view or refer to it later when my cluster restarts I have tried the below code b
- Saving a file locally in Databricks PySpark - Stack Overflow
It's not present there, unfortunately os getcwd() returns some directories for Databricks I don't recognize It looks like my file is being saved to Databricks' dbfs instead I need to figure out a way to download it off there, I guess –
- databricks - How to get the clusters JDBC ODBC parameters . . .
Databricks documentation shows how get the cluster's hostname, port, HTTP path, and JDBC URL parameters from the JDBC ODBC tab in the UI See image: (source: databricks com) Is there a way to get the same information programmatically? I mean using the Databricks API or Databricks CLI
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