Hi @Ganesh85 Welcome to the new world of databricks.

The image shows you are logged inside an active Databricks workspace specifically looking at the Repos user interface.

In Azure, "creating a databricks workspace" means creating the databricks environment (workspace) from the Azure Portal. But once you are inside Databricks - you don't need the Azure portal.

To start creating data pipelines, SQL or tables in databricks, you can use the global navigation tool in the Databricks side. Look at the left-hand navigation sidebar on your screen. At the very top of that sidebar, you will see a prominent + New button.

Click the + New button as it's the gateway to the features of Databricks:

• Notebook: Select this to instantly create a new Python, SQL, Scala or R notebook to start writing code and analyzing data.

• Job: You can use it to schedule notebooks to run automatically on a cadence.
• Git Folder: You are generally in the Repos section, you can link GitHub or Azure DevOps for code version control

You can follow below to create new workspaces in Azure

1. Log into the Azure.

2. In the top search bar, type Azure Databricks and select it.

3. Click the + Create button on the top left.

4. Select your Subscription (e.g., Free Trial), create or select a Resource Group, give your workspace a Name, and choose a Region.

5. Select the Premium Pricing Tier

6. Click Review + create, and then Create.

7. Click Go to resource and hit the Launch Workspace button to enter Databricks after its deployed.