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Honored Contributor II

@abin-bcgov 

Your data and compute workloads stay within your Azure subscription and the region you’ve chosen (Canada Central). That’s exactly how Azure Databricks is built to follow your organization’s compliance and data residency rules.

Just to clear up the “Databricks manages the backend” part, the control plane is handled by Databricks, but it's hosted within Microsoft Azure and shared across customers in your region. It doesn’t touch or access your actual data.

 

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