Avoiding Issues: Monitoring Query Pushdowns in Databricks Federated Queries
A foreign catalog in Databricks is a specialized type of catalog that enables users to access and query data stored in external databases as i...
A foreign catalog in Databricks is a specialized type of catalog that enables users to access and query data stored in external databases as i...
In today’s post, the third in the Terraforming Databricks series, we’ll break down the process of setting a connection to an Azure...
One of the newest features available in Microsoft Fabric is the ability to use Workspace Identity to authenticate with external Data Lake Stor...
In the first post of this series, we discussed the process of creating a metastore, which is essential for enabling workspaces for the Unity C...
Over the past two years, we have participated in numerous projects where Databricks was implemented on the Azure cloud from the ground up. Eac...
Executing SQL queries from Azure DevOps to an Azure SQL Database can be a complex and challenging task, particularly when it comes to establis...
We all know what YAML is – it’s like JSON, just with indentation instead of brackets. Easier to write and read. That’s it, i...
Jobs can be executed using notebooks or Python code from a remote Git repository or a Databricks Git folder. This approach simplifies the crea...
Anyone who has ever designed an ETL process involving more than a few tables of data has likely encountered the need to build a metadata-drive...
In one of our previous posts, we explained what self-hosted integration runtimes are and how to fully configure them using Terraform. Today, w...