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README.md

Integration of lakeFS with Databricks on AWS

Start by ⭐️ starring lakeFS open source project.

This repository includes following Databricks Notebooks which you can run in your Databricks cluster:

lakeFS installed and running on your local machine or on a server or in the cloud. If you don't have lakeFS already running then either use lakeFS Cloud which provides lakeFS server on-demand with a single click or refer to lakeFS Quickstart doc.
Databricks server with the ability to run compute clusters on top of it.
Configure your Databricks cluster to use lakeFS Hadoop file system. Read this blog Databricks and lakeFS Integration: Step-by-Step Configuration Tutorial or lakeFS documentation for the configuration.
Permissions to manage the cluster configuration, including adding libraries.

Download these notebooks from GitHub and import it in your Databricks workspace.

Once you have successfully completed setup then open any notebook from Databricks UI and follow the instructions.