Allows to serveless compute to connect to postgres db
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Tuesday
Hi Community,
Is it possible to enable VNet peering between Databricks Serverless Compute and a private PostgreSQL database that is already configured with a VNet?
Currently, everything works fine when I create my personal cluster because I have set up the VNet peering. However, when I try to attach a notebook to a Serverless Compute instance, calls to my private database (hosted in Azure) fail, and I cannot determine the cause.
What is the procedure to enable VNet peering for Serverless Compute? How can I discover the IPs used by Serverless Compute to allow access to my database?
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Tuesday
Have you tried Lakehouse Federation for this request? That might be a better way, depending on what you're doing.
Otherwise, I think you need to use an NCC to set up the trust between serverless and your PostgreSQL, see https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/databricks/security/network/serverless-network-security/serv... (I know the URL says Private Link, it's not Private Link).
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2 hours ago
Hi,
Thanks for your answers, what is Lakehouse Federation? Considers that PostgresSQL is created inside Azure, so we need to enable essentially some VNet, I was reading your solution, I hope this will work, since It's important to migrate data from a current architecture to a new one in databricks.
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Lakehouse federation: What is Lakehouse Federation? - Azure Databricks | Microsoft Learn