PSAzureDatabricks is an open source PowerShell module designed to make automating and scripting certain tasks within Azure Databricks easier. There are commands to support your configuration of Databricks clusters, code and content, and even Databricks jobs.
- PowerShell v5 and above, including PSCore 6!
- Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux)
There's two ways to get and use this module. The first is to pull down the current pubished version on the PowerShell Gallery, which you can find here: https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/PSAzureDatabricks
And to install it, just use:
Install-Module -Name PSAzureDatabricks
Or if you want to download the source, just clone the repo and install it manually (see here for details: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/developer/module/installing-a-powershell-module
Each of the functions in this module requires you to have a defined connection object to your instance of Azure Databricks. We've created a base function that returns an object that can be used for all other functions in this module that contains information about your base Databricks URL, Access Token and SSL and TLS settings. Once you have the module loaded, you'll need to create a conneciton object.
Example:
Import-Module PSAzureDatabricks
$Connection = New-AzureDatabricksConnection -BaseURI https://eastus2.azuredatabricks.net -AccessToken x
Once you have your connection object defined, you can start using some of the included functions. You can check out each function inside the 'public' folder in this repository, or if you want to jump right in, here's some common usage examples
Get information about defined Azure Databricks clusters:
$ClusterObject = Get-AzureDatabricksCluster -Connection $Connection
Install a new library on an existing cluster:
$hashtable = @{
'pypi' = 'simplejson=3.8.0'
}
Install-AzureDatabricksClusterLibrary -Connection $Connection -ClusterName "Drews Cluster"
-Libraries $hashtable
Export a workspace's content to a local archive:
Export-AzureDatabricksContent -Connection $Connection -Path "/SomeDirectory" -ToFile Archive.zip
Note: the output of this function is a compressed .zip archive that represents the contents of the folder you want to back up. You should be able to open the files with any archive explorer tool (including your OS).
Deploy an archive to a target directory on a Databricks workspace (and backup any existing content to an archive location):
Deploy-AzureDatabricksNotebooks -SourceConnection $AzureDatabricksConnection -SourcePath "/SomeDirectory"
-DestinationConnection $AzureDatabricksConnection -DestinationPath "/NewDirectory"
-ArchiveConnection $ArchiveConnection -ArchivePath "/SomeArchive"
Get all databricks job definitions:
Get-AzureDatabricksJob -Connection $Connection
Start a databricks job:
Start-AzureDatabricksJob -Connection $Connection -JobID 1
Get all databricks job runs history:
Get-AzureDatabricksJobRun -Connection $Connection
Stop a databricks job:
Stop-AzureDatabricksJob -Connection $Connection -JobID 1
Got a good idea for a new function for Azure Databricks? Want to improve what's already here by extending an existing function. Find a bug? Go ahead and throw an issue on the tracker, or better yet, submit a PR!
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Copyright 2019 IGS
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