Over the past two years, we have participated in numerous projects where Azure Databricks was implemented from the ground up. Each of these deployments allowed us to learn something new, verify previous solutions, and ultimately develop a methodology that allows us to deploy Azure Databricks in a standardized, enterprise-scale-ready manner. As a result, the newly […]
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Executing SQL queries from Azure DevOps using Service Connection credentials
Executing SQL queries on Azure SQL Database using Azure Devops can be a complex and challenging task, particularly when it comes to establishing a secure and reliable connection. This option can be valuable in numerous scenarios. For instance, you can insert pipeline metadata into the database to track deployment information or changes. This technique also […]
Utilizing YAML Anchors in Databricks Asset Bundles
We all know what YAML is – it’s like JSON, just with indentation instead of brackets. Easier to write and read. That’s it, isn’t it? In most situations… yes. But if we look a little deeper, we’ll find features that many people have no idea exist. And let me emphasize right away, I’m not judging […]
Setup Git credentials for Service Principal in Azure Databricks
Introduction Databricks Jobs can execute code stored locally (1 on the picture below) or stored in a remote Git repository (2). Second approach simplifies the creation and management of production jobs while enabling automated continuous deployment. It eliminates the need to create and maintain a separate production repository within Azure Databricks, reducing the burden of […]
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