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Resolved! When should I choose a different driver type on my cluster vs the worker type?

When creating a cluster the driver type defaults to choose the same type as the workers, and this is what I usually choose. But in what of situation would I want to choose a different driver type?

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Using the same instance type is a fine default. If you know that you need very large workers, but little happens on the driver, maybe you can save money with a smaller driver. Conversely, you may know that some parts of your notebook involve a lot of...

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Can you restrict the type of clusters users are allowed to create?

I would like to make it so users can only create job clusters and not interactive clusters. Is it possible to do this in a workspace?

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This can be accomplished with cluster policies. You can use a policy similar to this example to restrict certain users or groups to only have permission to create job clusters.

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