Re: Do login sessions into Databricks have an idle timeout?

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Do login sessions into Databricks have an idle timeout?

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Short Answer:

Yes

Detailed Answer:

User sessions automatically timeout after six hours of idle time. This timeout is not configurable. User sessions are terminated if the user is removed from the workspace. To trigger session end for users who were removed from SSO access, customers can use automatic SCIM deprovisioning.