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dustinvannoy
Contributor

Databricks Asset Bundles is now GA (Generally Available). As more Databricks users start to rely on Databricks Asset Bundles (DABs) for their development and deployment workflows, let's look at some advanced patterns people have been asking for examples to help them get started.

Blog post with these examples: https://dustinvannoy.com/2024/06/25/databricks-asset-bundles-advanced

2 Comments
DB_Paul
Databricks Employee
Databricks Employee

@dustinvannoy thank you for these videos! Can't wait to see more!

sergiopolimante
New Contributor II

great content!

I am struggling with databricks custom bundle templates. 

I need to deploy the string ${{ parameters.bundleTarget }} in my azure.yml.tmpl file. I mean string because this is variable is used in Azure, but the double brackets mean substitution when you are creating the bundle. When I run `databricks bundle init my-custom-bundle` it tries to replace parameters.bundleTarget and gets an error because I do not have this variable.

How can I use a scape character or pattern so I can deploy the ${{ parameters.bundleTarget }} as is, not making the substitution?

 

p.s. I am usint azure.yml.tmpl because I have to make substitutions in other parts of the yml file. 

 

thanks