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About "Jobs Light Compute" Listed in the Azure Databricks Pricing Table

Takuya-Omi
Valued Contributor III

Hello,

While reviewing the Azure Databricks pricing page to check the cost for Job Compute, I came across a term I hadnโ€™t seen before: "Jobs Light Compute."
I suspect this refers to the now end-of-support Databricks Runtime known as Databricks Light:
Databricks Light Documentation

Additionally, this mention of "Jobs Light Compute" appears only on the Azure Databricks pricing table and not on the official Databricks pricing page:
Databricks Official Pricing Page

If anyone knows the reason for this discrepancy, I would greatly appreciate your insights.

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Takuya Omi (ๅฐพ็พŽๆ‹“ๅ“‰)
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Rjdudley
Honored Contributor

"Light" is deprecated, and you can't create a new compute with that type.  Usually when deprecated products show up on pricing pages, someone is paying for extended support to Microsoft, but sometimes it means they didn't edit that page.  You can always give feedback on the page and point out the product is deprecated.