No, Databricks recommends using serverless compute, and you can use serverless compute as well.
To do so, open a notebook and check the top-right corner to see if a serverless compute option is in a Ready state. If it is, simply select it, and you can start using it immediately.
The "All-Purpose Compute" tab in the compute section does not display serverless compute, but rest assured that it runs on Databricks-managed infrastructure in AWS.
