@Retired_mod 
Thanks for your reply. 


I created some Lambda functions to execute the NAT delete / create approach, factoring in route tables, elastic IP details and security groups per the forum guide. 

However, there is a problem with Databricks not being able to connect to the EC2 resources - the clusters can initiate EC2 instance start up, but cannot connect to the resource, or even terminate it, and Databricks (DLT and compute) is constantly "waiting for resource", even though the instance is running in AWS.

Is there anything that I may have missed?

Lambda functions are below:
== delete lambda ==
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== create lambda ==

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