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23 things you can do
Databricks
Collection of Databricks REST APIs for managing workspaces, clusters, jobs, and data operations.
23 multi-step recipesRecipes: multi-step jobs
Audit Cluster Lifecycle EventsRead a cluster's state and list its recent events.Cancel Job Run and Confirm Terminal
Cancel a run and confirm it reaches a terminal state.Cancel a Job's Active Run
Locate a job's active run and cancel it.Clone a Job From an Existing One
Clone an existing job into a new one with a new name.Create Directory and Import Notebook
Create a directory, import a notebook, and verify it exists.Create Job and Trigger First Run
Create a job and trigger its first run.Drain Active Runs Then Delete Job
Cancel any active run, then delete the job.Edit Cluster Configuration and Verify
Edit a cluster's configuration and confirm it returns to RUNNING.Export a Notebook and Re-Import as a Copy
Export a notebook and re-import its content to a new path.Fetch Latest Completed Run Output for a Job
Get the output of a job's most recent completed run.Find Job by Name and Run It
Resolve a job by name and trigger a run.Find Terminated Cluster by Name and Start It
Resolve a cluster from the list and start the first one.Inspect and Recursively Delete a Directory
List a directory's contents and recursively delete it.Provision Cluster Then Create Job On It
Create a cluster, wait for RUNNING, then create a job on it.Provision Cluster and Wait Until Running
Create a cluster and wait until it is RUNNING.Restart Cluster and Verify Running
Restart a cluster and wait until it is RUNNING again.Run Job and Branch on Success or Failure
Run a job and branch on SUCCESS vs failure to fetch output.Run Job, Wait, Then Export the Notebook
Run a job to completion, then export the backing notebook.Stage Notebook Then Create and Run a Job
Import a notebook, wire a job to it, and run it.Start Cluster Then Run Job
Start a terminated cluster, wait for RUNNING, then run a job.Terminate Then Permanently Delete Cluster
Terminate, confirm, then permanently delete a cluster.Trigger Job Run and Wait for Output
Run a job now, wait for completion, and return its output.Update Job Settings and Re-Run
Partially update a job's settings and trigger a run.