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Serverless Compute no support for Caching data frames

Dave1967
New Contributor III

Can anyone please tell me why df.cache() and df.persist() are not supported in Serevrless compute?

Many Thanks

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gchandra
Databricks Employee
Databricks Employee

Global caching functionality (and other global states used on classic clusters) is conceptually hard to represent on serverless computing.

Serverless spark cluster optimizes the cache than the user.



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gchandra
Databricks Employee
Databricks Employee

Global caching functionality (and other global states used on classic clusters) is conceptually hard to represent on serverless computing.

Serverless spark cluster optimizes the cache than the user.



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Dave1967
New Contributor III

Many Thanks

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