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azure-databricks-api
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A Python, object-oriented wrapper for the Azure Databricks REST API 2.0
This package is pip installable.
pip install azure-databricks-api
As of June 25th, 2020 there are 12 different services available in the Azure Databricks API. Currently, the following services are supported by the Azure Databricks API Wrapper.
To create the client object, you pass the Azure region your workspace is located in and the generated Personal Access Token
from azure_databricks_api import AzureDatabricksRESTClient
azure_region = '[INSERT YOUR AZURE REGION HERE]'
token = '[INSERT YOUR PERSONAL ACCESS TOKEN]'
client = AzureDatabricksRESTClient(region=azure_region, token=token)
The services above are implemented as children objects of the client. For example, to pin a cluster, you can either pass the cluster_name
or cluster_id
to the pin()
method:
client.clusters.pin(cluster_name='test_cluster_name')
The other services are implemented similarly. (e.g. client.tokens
or client.groups
)
FAQs
A wrapper for the Azure Databricks REST API
We found that azure-databricks-api demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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