Docker tab missing in create compute

[Askenm]

I am running databricks premium and looking to create a compute running conda. It seems that the best way to do this is to boot the compute from a docker image. However, in the ```create_compute > advanced``` I cannot see the the docker option nor can i see it in other tabs in the create compute. 

Am i missing permissions or shoud i alter some underlying configuration? 

[Advika]

Hello @Askenm!

Have you enabled Databricks Container Services in your workspace settings?
Without enabling DCS, the Docker option won’t appear when you create a compute cluster.

For reference: https://docs.databricks.com/aws/en/compute/custom-containers

[NandiniN]

Advika is correct, atabricks Container Services needs to be explicitly enabled for your workspace.

A workspace admin can enable it using the Databricks CLI with the following command:

databricks workspace-conf set-status \ --json '{"enableDcs": "true"}'

Refer - https://docs.databricks.com/aws/en/compute/custom-containers#enable

[Wull]

@NandiniN @Advika I've followed the documentation and enabled DCS by using the Databricks CLI and running

databricks workspace-conf set-status \ --json '{"enableDcs": "true"}'

I even checked by running get-status.

However, one month later, and the Docker tab is still not showing up in the Advanced section of the Create Compute page. I tried setting the Access Mode to Dedicated: Single User, and still not showing. I tried No User Isolation, and that doesn't work either.

[Wull]

I am using SINGLE_USER access mode and Databricks Runtime 16.4 LTS on GCP, but I do not see the Docker tab for custom containers. Is Databricks Container Services enabled for my workspace, and is there any tier or backend restriction?