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โ03-26-2023 07:52 AM
What i learned based on learning materials, documents, etc.. For data bricks it is a good practice to set up 1 non-prod workspace but separate clusters for Dev, QA, SIT, etc.
Is it best practice to set up only 1 NON-PROD Workspace instead of separate workspaces DEV, QA, UAT, etc..
Which option would be a best practice Option 1 Or Option 2 ?
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โ03-27-2023 03:49 AM
@Ashok Zubrewarโ Hi. IMHO, the best practice is Option2. This will help you
- To isolate and best manage your CICD pipelines,
- To provide access controls at the workspace level for different users . Ex more privileges in Dev vs restricted privileges in Prod workspace
- To restrict access on Source data . Ex Dev data can be given access only to Dev cluster, Prod data can be given access only to Prod cluster.
Please see if this helps.
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โ03-27-2023 03:49 AM
@Ashok Zubrewarโ Hi. IMHO, the best practice is Option2. This will help you
- To isolate and best manage your CICD pipelines,
- To provide access controls at the workspace level for different users . Ex more privileges in Dev vs restricted privileges in Prod workspace
- To restrict access on Source data . Ex Dev data can be given access only to Dev cluster, Prod data can be given access only to Prod cluster.
Please see if this helps.
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โ03-29-2023 04:07 PM
Thank you. This helps.

