โ04-25-2025 06:07 AM
Dear all,
I wanted to check if anyone implemented the solution of capturing information from Databricks status page in real-time 24x7 and load that into a log or table...
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/databricks/resources/status
what is the best way to be informed about Databricks availability? Just to create a webhook and get notified?
My requirement is to also report on the service downtimes, and device several KPIs out of it...
Appreciate the mindshare..
โ04-25-2025 08:44 AM
It seems that the webhook is the way!
There is nothing about system status in Databricks REST API.
There is nothing about system status in the System Tables schema.
โ04-25-2025 09:11 AM
@TheRealOliver thanks. Yes, but have you come across someone doing his, i mean listening to the status 365 days a year 24x7....with current mail subscription, we have alert fatigue as our mail box is also leveraged for other workloads also ๐
โ04-25-2025 11:30 AM
I agree that status updates must be useful and actionable.
If I understood your question correctly, you want to have the Databricks service notifications to be available in a Databricks table. I wouldn't use email subscription for this. I would use the webhook approach.
I am not proficient with Azure though so I can only describe the design in general terms:
I hope this helps!
a week ago
@drama live wrote:Dear all,
I wanted to check if anyone implemented the solution of capturing information from Databricks status page in real-time 24x7 and load that into a log or table...
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/databricks/resources/status
what is the best way to be informed about Databricks availability? Just to create a webhook and get notified?
My requirement is to also report on the service downtimes, and device several KPIs out of it...
Appreciate the mindshare..
Iโd recommend using the Databricks status page notifications or webhooks to capture incident updates automatically. You could store the events in Azure Log Analytics or a database and use them to calculate downtime, availability, and other KPIs over time.
yesterday
For Drama Live, a similar approach could be useful for monitoring tv app availability and service interruptions in real time. Webhooks can send instant alerts when an issue occurs, while storing status updates in a log or database would help track downtime, calculate uptime percentages, and build service availability KPIs. Combining both would provide better visibility into reliability and performance.
yesterday
For Tele Latino, monitoring service availability through webhooks and storing downtime records in a database could be a practical solution.
This would help track uptime, identify service interruptions, and generate useful performance KPIs.