Great video. I have a question though. You said once you start using DAB, everything should be done without the UI. What if I need to write a Notebook, where do I do this? When writing this in VSCode I think I always need to submit it as a job to databricks for testing and this takes so much time. In the UI it is very fast and easy to execute cell by cell.
Yes in this case for speed you can still develop using the UI and when done export the notebook and deploy in a DAB. Also you can run the notebook in VS code by attaching cluster in VS code. But still UI offers a better experience while developing.
command "databricks bundle init" is getting failed with exit code 1. I have installed databricks cli version 0.223.0 and authentication has been done properly. Can you please suggest what could be the issue?
@@pytalista Yes, I have used debug and I found the issue. I have used the command databricks --debug bundle init to find the issue. Then it has thrown an error to choose the profile among default and new created by providing --profile flag. Then I used the databricks --debug bundle init --profile "new profile".
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Very useful video particularly around Databricks Rest Api.
Thanks
Thanks 🙏🏻
Really cool video. Gave me overall understanding of DABs. Thanks!
Glad you liked 👍🏻
Really amazing! Great demonstration.
Can you please create a video for deploying MLops project using DAB??
Not a data scientist 😀. But I am doing on building a Python Wheel and another on a GitHub Actions CI/CD
Great video. I have a question though. You said once you start using DAB, everything should be done without the UI. What if I need to write a Notebook, where do I do this? When writing this in VSCode I think I always need to submit it as a job to databricks for testing and this takes so much time. In the UI it is very fast and easy to execute cell by cell.
Yes in this case for speed you can still develop using the UI and when done export the notebook and deploy in a DAB. Also you can run the notebook in VS code by attaching cluster in VS code. But still UI offers a better experience while developing.
Thank you for the content. However, databricks bundle init does not work. Error: No such command 'bundle'. Do you know why?
Thanks 🙏🏻. Make sure the Databricks cli version is 0.218.0 or higher. docs.databricks.com/en/dev-tools/bundles/index.html
How to remove job name [dev My_User_Name] please suggest
If your target is in development mode it adds automatically. To remove just change to production mode.
@@pytalista Thank you Sir 🙏
@praveenreddy177 thanks. All good. 👍🏻
command "databricks bundle init" is getting failed with exit code 1. I have installed databricks cli version 0.223.0 and authentication has been done properly. Can you please suggest what could be the issue?
Have you done a databricks auth profiles ? Do you get a green tick ✅?
@@pytalista Yes, I have used debug and I found the issue. I have used the command databricks --debug bundle init to find the issue. Then it has thrown an error to choose the profile among default and new created by providing --profile flag. Then I used the databricks --debug bundle init --profile "new profile".
You mean that now is working ?
@@pytalista Yes
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