To create a Databricks SQL (DBSQL) warehouse, follow these steps:
Log in to your Databricks account:
Go to the Databricks workspace where you want to create the SQL warehouse.
Navigate to SQL Warehouses:
From the left-hand sidebar, click on the "SQL" tab to access Databricks SQL features.
In the SQL workspace, click on the "SQL Warehouses" tab.
Create a new SQL Warehouse:
Click on the "Create SQL Warehouse" button.
Configure the SQL Warehouse:
Warehouse Name: Give your warehouse a meaningful name.
Cluster Size: Choose the appropriate cluster size for your workload.
Auto Stop: Set the auto stop time for the warehouse to save costs when it's not in use.
Spot Instances: Optionally, enable spot instances to reduce costs.
Set Access Controls:
Configure access controls and permissions for the SQL warehouse as needed.
Add users, groups, or service principals who should have access to the warehouse.
Create the SQL Warehouse:
Review all the settings and configurations.
Click on the "Create" button to launch your SQL warehouse.
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