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FerArribas
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Resolved! In Azure Databricks, for when to use Kubernetes instead of Virtual Machines as compute backend?

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There is no distinction to make, it's VM's and you can't choose. Databricks SQL Serverless Warehouses uses K8s under the hood though. 

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Spark VCore for Databrick vCPU

Hi Team,What is the equivalent Spark VCore for Databrick vCPU? , like for below example for DS3 v2 , vCPU=4 and RAM = 14.00 GiB, would like to know equivalent Spark VCore for DS3 v2 as in  Azure Databricks Pricing | Microsoft AzureRegards,Phanindra

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@Phani1 In Databricks, the vCPU count is equivalent to the number of Spark vCores. This means that if the DS3 v2 instance has 4 vCPU, it would also have 4 Spark vCores. Please note that the Spark VCore count is based on the vCPU count of the underlyi...

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