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A great place to learn more about Databricks integrations with AWS services is https://www.databricks.com/aws There is information on this page regarding integrations with Glue, SageMaker, Redshift and others. Many of these pages also point to our bl...
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As of June, 2021, No.However Public Preview features are stable and intended to advance to GA and fully supported by Databricks Support.
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Yes. if the on-premise is accessible over the network from the Databricks cluster, then it's possible to connect.
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Yes. It is not self-service. We can "merge" accounts on AWS, such that you can manage all your Databricks workspaces from a single place at https://accounts.cloud.databricks.com/loginPlease contact your Databricks Representative.
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These permissions are one of the list described here in Step 6.chttps://docs.databricks.com/administration-guide/account-api/iam-role.htmlIt is required because we use tags to identify the owners, and other minimum information, of clusters on AWS. It...
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