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Spencer_Kent
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Shared cluster configuration that permits `dbutils.fs` commands

My workspace has a couple different types of clusters, and I'm having issues using the `dbutils` filesystem utilities when connected to a shared cluster. I'm hoping you can help me fix the configuration of the shared cluster so that I can actually us...

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jacovangelder
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Can you not use a No Isolation Shared cluster with Table access controls enabled on workspace level? 

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Jan_A
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Resolved! Move/Migrate database from dbfs root (s3) to other mounted s3 bucket

Hi,I have a databricks database that has been created in the dbfs root S3 bucket, containing managed tables. I am looking for a way to move/migrate it to a mounted S3 bucket instead, and keep the database name.Any good ideas on how this can be done?T...

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Hi @Jan Ahlbeck​ we can use below property to set the default location:"spark.sql.warehouse.dir": "S3 URL/dbfs path"Please let me know if this helps.

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User16826994223
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DBFS root resides in the Customer account or Databricks Account

IF I installed the root Bucket I see a root bucket is created with workspace, Does this bucket resided in Customer account or Databricks Account. How can I Access the bucket and can i see this bucket directly in s3 or ADLS

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sajith_appukutt
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Didin't get the reference about installing bucket ? did you mean configured a workspace with root bucket. If so, you'd have probably gathered that root storage for a workspace resides in customer's account

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