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Groups | Databricks Documentation

This page explains has an overview of groups in Databricks. For how to manage groups, see Manage groups.

Groups simplify identity management by making it easier to assign access to workspaces, data, and other securable objects. All Databricks identities can be assigned as members of groups.

Databricks groups are classified into four categories based on their source, which is shown in the Source column of the groups list

To create groups in Databricks, you must be either:

• An account admin
• A workspace admin in an identity-federated workspace

To manage groups in Databricks, you must have the group manager role (Public Preview) on a group. This role allows you to:

• Manage group membership
• Delete groups
• Assign the group manager role to other users

By default:

• Account admins automatically have the group manager role for all groups.
• Workspace admins automatically have the group manager role on groups that they create.

Group manager roles can be configured by:

• Account admins, using the account console
• Workspace admins, using the workspace admin settings page
• Non-admin group managers, using the Accounts Access Control API

Workspace admins can also create and manage legacy workspace-local groups.

Databricks recommends syncing groups from an identity provider to your Databricks account using a SCIM provisioning connector. For instructions, see Sync users and groups to your Databricks account.

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