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Databricks Job cluster for continuous run

Ajay-Pandey
Esteemed Contributor III

Hi All

I am having situation where I wanted to run job as continuous trigger by using job cluster, cluster terminating and re-creating in every run within continuous trigger.

I just wanted two know if we have any option where I can use same job cluster for all time till our continuous trigger is running.

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Ajay Kumar Pandey
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radothede
Contributor II

Hey @Ajay-Pandey , for my better understanding, why do You want to run those job runs using the same job cluster?

Ajay-Pandey
Esteemed Contributor III

Hi @radothede Using same job cluster reduces the uptime that will take to stop and re-create new cluster

Ajay Kumar Pandey

JohnMartin
New Contributor II

The Databricks Job cluster for continuous runs is a powerful tool designed to automate the execution of your jobs seamlessly. Much like the thrill and precision required to navigate through the challenging levels of Moto X3M, managing continuous jobs in Databricks requires agility and efficient handling of data tasks.

Veilraj
New Contributor II

Rishabh-Pandey
Esteemed Contributor

@Ajay-Pandey cant we achieve the similar functionalities with the help of cluster Pools , why don't you try cluster pools.

Rishabh Pandey

Ajay-Pandey
Esteemed Contributor III

@Rishabh-Pandey Pool will only help to reduce the autoscaling time but it's come with more costly.
We cannot use pooling due to cost constraints

Ajay Kumar Pandey

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