Hi @Anton2 

You can get the Dashboard-definition with the databricks cli. You need the id of the published Dashboard, which you see in the url, as example:

Then, open a Terminal, run databricks cli, and save the output in a json file:

databricks lakeview get 01efdce4fd64105f9030f5b203c77cf9 > dashboard.json

you can see the content in an editor:

Also with the databricks cli, you can create new dashboards. I didn't had the time to test it, but you should be able to make it work.

databricks lakeview create -h  

You may have to change the json-file, that only the request body is in there.

I'm looking forward to your answer as to whether it worked

Unfortunately, this approach retrieves only the draft version of the dashboard, which is already empty in our case, resulting in an empty object response. However, the published version is still working.

My question is: How can we obtain the JSON data of the published dashboard, and where is it stored?

I have reviewed the Databricks documentation but couldn't find any relevant information on this.

I'm having a similar problem. The published dashboard must be stored somewhere. Can anyone at Databricks help us here?

I am facing the same.