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What are the LTS Databricks Runtime versions available in the cluster configuration page? Example DBR 7.3 LTS
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Long Term Support (LTS) versions are supported for two years and non LTS version are supported for 6 months.Refer to below links for more details.https://docs.databricks.com/release-notes/runtime/databricks-runtime-ver.html#runtime-support https://do...
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Currently the email has a general welcome message, but I would like to add more details specific to our company.
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When a DBR version reaches its end of support date will clusters running that version be removed?
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When a DBR version reached End of Support it means that the version will no longer receive security patches and workloads running on that version will no longer be eligible for Databricks support. Unsupported versions may be subject to security vulne...
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I am confused about certain features being in public preview vs GA. What is the difference between these, and when should I start using a feature?
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If a feature has been released to public preview, it is available for use by any interested users and is fully supported. The feature is considered stable and can be used in production backed by an SLA. So a feature in public preview is generally rea...
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I am worried about running out of IP's in my subnets. Is there any way to load balance across AZ's based on IP availability?
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If you don't want to choose an AZ at cluster creation or are worried about IP availability you can use the Automatic Availability Zone (Auto-AZ) feature. This will configure the cluster to automatically choose an AZ when the cluster starts based on t...