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Databricks enables you to have end-to-end control of your data and AI pipelines, ingestion to inference. By supporting custom LLMs, distributed training, experiment tracking (MLflow) and production-grade deployment (Model Serving) out of the box, teams can speed up the end-to-end ML lifecycle with data lineage, version control and governance..
Use Unity Catalog to establish the same access controls and govern structured and unstructured data across all clouds. Facilitate column, and row-level security, audit logs, and identity federation across collaborative settings. Simplify compliance with regulations (e.g., GDPR, HIPAA, CCPA) by applying a single policy layer to data, analytics, and AI models.
Databricks offers the best TCO (total cost of ownership) in the industry with serverless computing, Delta Lake optimization, and a Photon execution engine. Its open standards (Delta, Apache Parquet, MLflow, Delta Sharing) and autoscaling resources ensure that it is not overprovisioned and avoids vendor lock-in.
Databricks allows structured streaming at millisecond latency and with automatic schema inference, making it great at fraud detection, predictive maintenance, and real-time personalization. It does away with operational friction by integrating stream and batch workloads into a single pipeline.
Delta sharing Delta Sharing enables organizations to share live datasets, models, and notebooks across platforms, clouds, and partners, without proprietary formats or ETL duplication. They are also able to create real-time B2B ecosystems or monetize internal datasets through the Databricks Marketplace without losing full security and control
Databricks autotunes and autoscales based on workload with in-built autotuning and workload-aware autoscale to meet SLAs at the lowest cost. Such features as Query Watchdog, Photon vectorized engine, and Task Failure Recovery provide reliability and performance of the system, even in cases of complicated analytical or AI workload.
Power superior decisions using AI-native monitoring, alerting and metadata tagging throughout Lakehouse. Become proactive with lineage graphs, search with context, and automated quality enforcement. Ideal in settings which process sensitive information or have extensive AI/BI processing.
We define your business and technical objectives, and then guide you in selecting the right cloud provider (AWS, Azure, or GCP) to ensure a scalable, secure foundation.
We deploy your Databricks workspace, configure secure access, and set up clusters optimized for your workloads, along with all necessary libraries and integrations.
Using Delta Lake and Spark, we build pipelines to ingest, clean, and structure your data, readying it for analytics, machine learning, or real-time processing.
Our experts create reusable Databricks notebooks with version control and built-in visualizations, enabling real-time collaboration across data teams.
We conduct rigorous code validation and maintain clear documentation to ensure reliability, traceability, and ease of use for future development.
Post-deployment, we ensure regulatory compliance, monitor performance, and refine the solution continuously to meet evolving business needs.
Databricks relies heavily on cloud infrastructure, making it unsuitable for fully on-premise deployments or air-gapped environments. Due to variable pricing for computing, storage, and job execution, cost management can become complex. Additionally, while powerful, the platform can have a steep learning curve for teams unfamiliar with Spark or distributed data engineering.
Databricks uses its Lakehouse architecture to solve the challenge of unifying data engineering, data science, and analytics under one platform. It streamlines the building of ETL pipelines, real-time streaming applications, and scalable machine-learning workflows. The platform is designed to efficiently handle massive volumes of structured and unstructured data across teams.
No, Databricks cannot function without a cloud provider. It is built to run on top of public cloud infrastructure such as AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud. All compute, storage, and networking resources are provisioned through the selected cloud environment.
Databricks does not offer its own proprietary cloud infrastructure. Instead, it provides a managed platform experience that runs on third-party cloud providers. While users interact with the Databricks workspace, the underlying resources come from AWS, Azure, or GCP.