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What distinguishes the Control Plane from the Data Plane in the Databricks platform architecture?
Which component is NOT part of the Control Plane in the Databricks architecture?
Which of the following best describes the location and function of the Data Plane?
What is the primary purpose of the User Interface within the Control Plane?
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Which statement about the Databricks File System (DBFS) is accurate?
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Match the following components with their associated planes in the Databricks platform architecture:
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Match the following descriptions with the appropriate components of Databricks's Data Plane:
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Match the following functions with their respective components in the Control Plane:
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Match the following features with their characteristics in the Databricks architecture:
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Match the following terms with their definitions in the context of the Databricks platform:
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The Control Plane of Databricks includes components such as metadata management and security governance.
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Data storage in the Data Plane is managed exclusively by Databricks, regardless of the customer's cloud account.
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Compute resources in the Databricks architecture are located in the Control Plane.
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The Databricks File System (DBFS) is an accessible distributed file system within the customer's cloud storage.
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Networking configurations related to data access are handled in the Control Plane of Databricks.
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Study Notes
Control Plane
- Managed by Databricks within their cloud account.
- Includes backend services: web application, REST APIs, job scheduling, and cluster management.
- Includes user interface: Databricks workspace interface for user interaction with notebooks, jobs, and other resources.
- Responsible for metadata management: Manages metadata for clusters, jobs, and other resources.
- Handles security and governance: authentication, authorization, and auditing.
Data Plane
- Located in the customer’s cloud account.
- Includes compute resources: clusters and jobs that process data.
- Compute resources are provisioned within the customer's virtual network.
- Includes data storage: Stored in the customer's cloud storage like AWS S3, Azure Blob Storage, Google Cloud Storage.
- Includes networking: Network configurations and security groups that control access to compute resources and data.
Customer's Cloud Account
- Data Plane: All compute resources (clusters, jobs) and data storage are located here.
- Workspace Storage Bucket: Contains workspace system data, such as notebook revisions, job run details, and Spark logs.
- DBFS (Databricks File System): A distributed file system accessible within Databricks environments, stored in the customer's cloud storage.
Control Plane
- Managed by Databricks
- Contains backend, user interface, metadata, and security
- Backend services include web application, REST APIs, job scheduling, and cluster management
- User interface is accessible through workspace
Data Plane
- Located in the customer's cloud account
- Includes compute resources, data storage, and networking
- Compute resources are provisioned within the customer's virtual network
- Data storage is in the customer's cloud storage (e.g., AWS S3, Azure Blob Storage, Google Cloud Storage)
Customer's Cloud Account
- Data plane lives here
- Workspace storage bucket contains system data such as notebook revisions, job run details, and Spark logs
- DBFS is a distributed file system accessible within Databricks, stored in the customer's cloud storage
Databricks Platform Architecture
- The Databricks platform architecture is divided into two main components: the Control Plane and the Data Plane.
- The Control Plane is managed by Databricks and includes backend services, user interface, metadata management, and security and governance.
- The Data Plane resides in the customer's cloud account and includes compute resources, data storage, and networking.
Control Plane
- The Control Plane is responsible for managing the Databricks platform.
- It includes backend services such as web application, REST APIs, job scheduling, and cluster management.
- The Control Plane also includes the Databricks workspace interface, where users can interact with notebooks, jobs, and other resources.
- Additionally, the Control Plane manages metadata for clusters, jobs, and other resources.
- Security and governance features include authentication, authorization, and auditing.
Data Plane
- The Data Plane is located in the customer's cloud account.
- It includes compute resources, such as clusters and jobs, that process data.
- These resources are provisioned within the customer's virtual network.
- Data is stored in the customer's cloud storage, including options such as AWS S3, Azure Blob Storage, and Google Cloud Storage.
- The Data Plane also includes networking components, such as network configurations and security groups, that control access to compute resources and data.
Customer's Cloud Account
- All compute resources (clusters, jobs) and data storage are located in the customer's cloud account.
- The customer's cloud account also contains a Workspace Storage Bucket, which stores workspace system data, including notebook revisions, job run details, and Spark logs.
- DBFS (Databricks File System) is a distributed file system accessible within Databricks environments and is stored in the customer's cloud storage.
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Description
This quiz covers the essential components of Databricks' Control Plane and Data Plane. It discusses the management, user interface, security measures of the Control Plane, and details the compute resources and data storage within the Data Plane. Explore how these planes interact within the customer's cloud environment.
