Sharath_Karthik
New Contributor II

Yes, I face the same problem. The only way I could overcome this is my disabling auto-scaling, setting worker = 0. So I will end up having just one driver node and will not be able to test the parallel execution functionality.

This is the only way works for me. Thank you!

kwayebgh
New Contributor II

I have a Free Azure student account and I was facing similar challenges. This is how I solved mine after many hours of trial and error.

Mine is working now.

When creating the Azure Databricks resource group: Select Premium.

Don't use the 14 day trial.

Launch the Databricks workspace

When creating the cluster: Select Single Node under cluster mode

Select F4s with 4 core.

it should work for you now.

artmy_mx
New Contributor II

Hey,

Not a chance to choose 'Premium', the only option is 'Free Trial' 😞