Hello samarth_solanki, 

Any specific reason for using the scope & key in class, however in data bricks and as a best practice we can create the two types of Databricks Secret Scopes:

• Azure Key Vault-Backed Scope
• Databricks-Backed Scope

 Azure Key Vault-Backed Scope :

Users can create a Secret Scope backed by the Azure Key Vault. It allows users to leverage all the Secrets in the corresponding Key Vault instance from a particular Secret Scope. 

Databricks-Backed Scope

In this method, the Secret Scopes are managed with an internally encrypted database owned by the Databricks platform. Users can create a Databricks-backed Secret Scope using the Databricks CLI .

This option would be viable for you in case if don't want to leverage the azure key vault option. 

Thanks

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@samarth_solanki wrote:

Hello Databricks,
I wanted to create python package which has a python script which has a class , this class is where we give scope and key and we het the secret. This package will be used inside a databricks notebook 
I want to use dbutils.secret for this
Q1. I have used dbutils in my code , but when i import this package in notebook and run it it shows dbutils not defined, is it not possible it takes dbutils on itself when running this package in notebook.
Q2. Then I also added "from databricks.sdk.runtime import dbutils" but this throws error saying "cannot configure default auth"
I want to create this python package locally and run it in databricks notebook where it can use dbutils , what can i do?

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Hello, I have exactly the same issue (in my case I want to use dbutils.fs.ls). Did you find a solution?

Same question. Did you ever get an answer for this?

I want to use databricks secrets inside my custom Python code. This is only necessary since based on this post (https://community.databricks.com/t5/administration-architecture/aws-secrets-manager-access/td-p/5019...), DBR > 12.2 LTS no longer allows the use of AWS Secret Manager

from pyspark.dbutils import DBUtils
from pyspark.sql import SparkSession
 
spark = SparkSession.builder.getOrCreate()
dbutils = DBUtils(spark)

Adding this to the module file solves the problem.