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05-30-2022 05:57 AM
Hi, I have Databricks installation in Azure. I want to run a job that connects to HBase in a separate HDinsight cluster.
What I tried:
- Created a peering between base cluster and Databricks vNets.
- I can ping IPs of Hbase zookeeper nodes but I cannot access them by domain name (zk1.abc.net, etc). That's why I'm getting timeout and host-not-found errors.
As I understand I need to set up a DNS to be able to communicate with Hbase but I cannot change Databricks DNS (locked by Databricks security policy).
Can you help me with this, please?
Maybe you can refer to the guide that I can use?
Thanks.
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06-02-2022 05:18 AM
Thanks for the response, werners. I found that my Databricks cluster was created with a private virtual network that cannot be changed, so I deployed a new Databricks cluster with my own virtual network and this resolved all issues with connectivity.
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05-31-2022 05:00 AM
@Vadim Z, Could it be a permission setting for your user?
Because you can change DNS settings on Databricks (f.e. https://kb.databricks.com/cloud/custom-dns-routing.html)
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06-02-2022 05:18 AM
Thanks for the response, werners. I found that my Databricks cluster was created with a private virtual network that cannot be changed, so I deployed a new Databricks cluster with my own virtual network and this resolved all issues with connectivity.
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06-05-2022 08:37 PM
Vadim,
Thank you for the response. Appreciate it.

