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🌟 Welcome to the Knowledge Sharing Hub! 🌟
Are you passionate about sharing your discoveries and insights with the world? Look no further! Our Knowledge Sharing Hub is the perfect space for you to showcase your research and connect with like-minded individuals across the globe. Here's why you...
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Spot databricks VMs - eviction rates
Before using Spot machines in #databricks, it's a good idea to check their eviction rates in your region. Azure Resource Graph Explorer and that simple query will help. SpotResources | where type =~ 'microsoft.compute/skuspotevictionrate/location' ...
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Thank you for sharing this @Hubert-Dudek
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Feedback request for Gradient, a tool to help optimize and monitor jobs automatically
Hi Everyone,We built Gradient, a tool to automatically optimize and monitor Databricks jobs to hit your business objectives of cost or runtime.Gradient works by applying a reinforcement ML model to automatically learn and custom tune your jobs cluste...
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Understand why your jobs' performances are changing over time
Hi Folks -We released a new metrics view for databricks jobs in Gradient, which helps track and plot the metrics below over time to help engineers understand what's going on with their jobs over time.Job cost (DBU + Cloud fees)Job RuntimeNumber of co...
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Jonathan Frankel at Sigma talk
Hi @Sujitha Just to follow up on your suggestion to share my takeaways from Jonathan Frankel's talk at Sigma in NYC. The key ideas I came away with is:Building in-house custom models is more than just possible, there's advantages to itThere's danger...
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@Danny_Lee This is super insightful! Really appreciate your time to share your key takeaways with us.
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Databricks AI Security Framework
Today Databricks announced the release of the Databricks AI Security Framework (LinkedIn Post)You can download the paper (PDF) from blog post. Anyone else download this and have thoughts? My first thought is its a great start and has an excellent G...
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GCP - Initial External Location to GCP Bucket is wrong
When creating a new Workspace in GCP the default GCP External Location is wrong.Its easily fixed by Catalog (on the left) > External Data (on the bottom) > External Locations > choose the connection and edit the URL by deleting the second BucketId af...
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Predictive optimization log
After you enable predictive optimization, it is good to look at the system table and see what is going on with your tables #databricks
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Feature article: Leveraging Generative AI with Apache Spark: Transforming Data Engineering
I created this article in Linkedlin to allow both this community and Apache Spark user community to have access to it.It is particularly useful for data engineers who want to have a basic understanding of what Generative AI with Spark can do.Leverag...
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DBR 15.0 beta
databricks runtime 15 is out there!Some breaking changes. More info here https://docs.databricks.com/en/release-notes/runtime/15.0.html
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Thanks for sharing this information @Hubert-Dudek!!!
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Notebook IDE
This is an excellent step for #databricks notebooks. Integrated debugger and CLI in notebook terminal is a big step towards a fully functional cloud IDE.
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Thank you for sharing this @Hubert-Dudek!!!
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Build a machine learning model to detect fraudulent transactions using PySpark's MLlib library
IntroductionFinancial fraud is a significant concern for businesses and consumers alike. I have written about this concern a few times in Linkedlin articles. Machine learning offers powerful tools to combat this issue by automatically identifying sus...
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Looking to build a machine learning model for detecting fraudulent transactions using PySpark’s MLlib. Generate synthetic transaction data. Provides a dataset for model training without using sensitive real-world data. Enables the creation of diverse...
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is it possible to have a class level separation in databricks or implement a design pattern in datab
if you have thought about making your code inside databricks and notebooks more reusable and organized and you have thought about implementing a design pattern or class level separation in databricks the answer is yes, I am going to tell you the deta...
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tnx! I have spent quite some time on figuring out what the best way is. Your approach is certainly a valid one.Myself I prefer to package reused classes in a jar (we mainly code in scala). Works fine too.
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Building Event-Driven Real-Time Data Processor with Spark Structured Streaming and API Integration
I recently saw an article from Databricks titled "Scalable Spark Structured Streaming for REST API Destinations". A great article focusing on continuous Spark Structured Streaming (SSS). About a year old. I then decided, given customer demands to wo...
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stored procedures
The plan for stored procedures in databricks spark has been announced in a few places. How can stored procedures look in Spark SQL?
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