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Azure Databricks: Where are foundation models hosted

Rjdudley
Honored Contributor

In the updated Supported models for Databricks Foundation Models APIs - Azure Databricks | Microsoft Learn document, it's stated that Claude 3.7 and 4 Opus are " hosted by Databricks Inc. in AWS".  Is that accurate for Azure Databricks, or is there an Azure endpoint also?  If AWS is true, that's a problem for us.

There is no discussion of where the Meta Llama models are hosted.  Are these also in AWS?

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qlmahga2
New Contributor III

Claude is not hosted on Azure. Only Amazon Bedrock and Google Cloud's Vertex AI. Databricks hosts it through AWS within their security perimeter; i.e., requests go through Amazon Bedrock (Fig. 1), as indicated by the model name in AWS format and the response ID starting with the characteristic Bedrock models prefix `msg_bdrk_`.



There is no discussion of where the Meta Llama models are hosted.  Are these also in AWS?


Based on the reference to Applicable model developer licenses and terms, I can assume they're hosted directly in Databricks. At least the request IDs have a different format from AWS (`chatcmpl_xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx`

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qlmahga2
New Contributor III

Claude is not hosted on Azure. Only Amazon Bedrock and Google Cloud's Vertex AI. Databricks hosts it through AWS within their security perimeter; i.e., requests go through Amazon Bedrock (Fig. 1), as indicated by the model name in AWS format and the response ID starting with the characteristic Bedrock models prefix `msg_bdrk_`.



There is no discussion of where the Meta Llama models are hosted.  Are these also in AWS?


Based on the reference to Applicable model developer licenses and terms, I can assume they're hosted directly in Databricks. At least the request IDs have a different format from AWS (`chatcmpl_xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx`

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