Where the data is stored in processing

[User16826994223]

Do I have to transfer my data into Databricks' AWS account?,Candatabricks access my data and see all my compnay information

[Mooune_DBU]

Data used within the Databricks platform is controlled by the customer and sits on your own VPC.

Some types of data (such as partial query results, command logs executed from a notebook) will get transferred and/or stored on Databricks accounts (for not more than 30 days) in an encrypted fashion.

[Cary]

One clarification to the point above. The data is stored in your (the customer's) account and S3. All of the ephemeral workers are spun up in your own account and VPC. Very little information is actually stored in the Databricks account, other than what is needed to provide a quality level service and user experience. You might check out the architecture documents here. https://docs.databricks.com/getting-started/overview.html

[herrera101]

The central processing unit, also known as the CPU, is the brain of the computer and is where all programmes and instructions are executed. Computers employ two different forms of memory: primary memory and secondary memory. Data and programmes are kept in secondary memory, which serves as the primary storage.

http://customer-service.co.nz/

[PriyaAnanthram]

No all the data is stored within your own AWS.Some data to enhance your databricks experience maybe stored in DBFS