This blog post series contains topics on how to Provision users and groups from Azure Active Directory to Azure Databricks using the Enterprise Application(SCIM). This is a summary of the all the blogs I posted the last couple of days. I am very happy with all the feedback and tips I have received about this blog series.
In one of my previous blogs, I explained how to setup the Enterprise Application for Azure Databricks account level provisioning. This blog is related to the Azure Databricks Workspace Level.
In the previous blog, you assigned Users and Groups to an Azure Databricks Workspace. In this blog, you will learn how to assign Service Principals to an Azure Databricks Workspace and define the correct entitlements.
In this blog, you will learn how to assign Users and Groups to an Azure Databricks Workspace and define the correct entitlements.
Creating a metastore in your Azure Databricks account In the previous blog you learned how to sync and assign users and groups to the Enterprise Application. In this blog, you will learn how to create a metastore and assign it to Azure Databricks workspaces to. This...
Assign and Provision users and groups in the Enterprise Application In the previous blog you learned how to configure the Enterprise Application. In this blog, you will learn how to assign and Provision Users and Groups. Once the Users and groups are assigned to the...
Blog Serie: Provisioning identities from Azure Active Directory to Azure Databricks. Instead of adding users and groups manual to your Azure Databricks environment, you can also sync them automatically from your Azure Active Directory to your Azure Databricks account...
Connect and Manage Azure Databricks in Microsoft Purview This week the Purview team released a new feature, you’re now able to Connect and manage Azure Databricks in Microsoft Purview. This new functionality is almost the same as the Hive Metastore connector which you...