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sanjay
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Hi,I am trying to understand how to take backup of databrick delta tables/workspace and how to restore in case if any failure.Or suggest me any alternative solution to revert back if data is corrupted.Regards,Sanjay
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Hi @Sanjay Jain ,Here are some of the ways Deep Clone: https://www.databricks.com/wp-content/uploads/notebooks/using-deep-clone-disaster-recovery-delta-lake-databricks.htmlRepos for notebooks and code: https://docs.databricks.com/repos/index.htmlht...
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We have a Databricks instance on Azure that has somewhat organically grow with dozens of users and hundreds of notebooks. How do I conveniently backup this env so in case disaster strikes the notebooks aren't lost? The data itself is backed by Azure ...
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@Kaniz Fatma All good thanks, combination of CLI + gradually migrating everything to git is a viable solution
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I have a large delta table that I would like to back up and I am wondering what is the best practice for backing it up. The goal is so that if there is any accidental corruption or data loss either at the Azure blob storage level or within Databricks...
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Hi @deisou Just wanted to check in if you were able to resolve your issue. If yes, would you be happy to mark the answer as best? If not, please tell us so we can help you.Cheers!
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Hello,Does anyone tried to create an incremental backup on delta tables? What I mean is to load into the backup storage only the latest parquet files part of the Delta Table and to refresh the _delta_log folder, instead of copying the whole files aga...
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Hi @Stefan Stegaru ,You can use Delta time travel to query the data that was just added on a specific version. Then like @Hubert Dudek mentioned, you can copy over this sub set of data to a new table or a new location. You will need to do a deep...
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