Hi @Phani1, Databricks provides the ability to deploy a Databricks workspace to your virtual network, also known as VNet injection.
This option allows for network customization and offers a variety of features:
* Connect Databricks to other Azure services more securely using service endpoints.
* Connect to on-premises data sources for use with Databricks, taking advantage of user-defined routes.
* Connect Databricks to a network virtual appliance to inspect all outbound traffic and act according to allow and deny rules.
* Configure Databricks to use custom DNS.
* Configure network security group (NSG) rules to specify egress traffic restrictions.
* Deploy Databricks clusters in your existing virtual network.
When creating a workspace, you can select "Deploy Azure Databricks workspace in your Virtual Network", choose your virtual network, and provide CIDR ranges for two subnets. Databricks will update the virtual network with the two new subnets and network security groups, allow access to inbound and outbound subnet traffic, and deploy the workspace to the updated virtual network.
If you prefer to configure the virtual network for VNet injection, you can use Azure-Databricks-supplied ARM templates instead of the portal UI.
