Home - News ( United States | United Kingdom | Italy | Germany ) - Football scores

Showing content from https://docs.databricks.com/aws/en/admin/workspace-settings/default-python-packages below:

Configure default Python package repositories

Workspace admins can configure private or authenticated package repositories within workspaces as the default pip configuration for serverless notebooks, serverless jobs, and classic compute.

If a workspace is configured with a default Python package repo, users in the workspace will be able to install packages from internal Python repositories without explicitly defining index-url or extra-index-url values. However, if these values are specified in code or in a notebook, they take precedence over the workspace defaults.

This configuration leverages Databricks secrets to securely store and manage repository URLs and credentials. Workspace admins can configure the setup using the workspace admin settings page or using a predefined secret scope and the Databricks CLI secrets commands or the REST API.

Workspace admins can add or remove the default Python package repositories using the workspace admin settings page.

1. As a workspace administrator, log in to the Databricks workspace.
2. Click your username in the top bar of the Databricks workspace and select Settings.
3. Click on the Compute tab.
4. Next to Default Package Repositories, click Manage.
5. (Optional) Add or remove an index URL, extra index URLs, or a custom SSL certificate.
6. Click Save to save the changes.

note

Modifications or deletions to secrets are applied after reattaching the compute resource to notebooks or rerunning the jobs.

To configure default Python package repositories using the CLI or REST API, create a predefined secret scope and configure access permissions, then add the package repository secrets.

Workspace administrators can set default pip index URLs or extra index URLs along with authentication tokens and secrets in a designated secret scope under predefined keys:

• Secret scope name: databricks-package-management
• Secret key for index-url: pip-index-url
• Secret key for extra-index-urls: pip-extra-index-urls
• Secret key for SSL certification content: pip-cert

A secret scope can be created using the Databricks CLI secrets commands or the REST API. After creating the secret scope, configure access control lists to grant all workspace users read access. This ensures that the repository remains secure and cannot be altered by individual users. The secret scope must use the predefined secret scope name databricks-package-management.

Bash

databricks secrets create-scope databricks-package-management
databricks secrets put-acl databricks-package-management admins MANAGE
databricks secrets put-acl databricks-package-management users READ

Add the Python package repository details using the predefined secret key names, with all three fields being optional.

Bash

databricks secrets put-secret --json '{"scope": "databricks-package-management", "key": "pip-index-url", "string_value":"<index-url-value>"}'


databricks secrets put-secret --json '{"scope": "databricks-package-management", "key": "pip-extra-index-urls", "string_value":"<extra-index-url-1 extra-index-url-2>"}'


databricks secrets put-secret --json '{"scope": "databricks-package-management", "key": "pip-cert", "string_value":"<cert-content>"}'

To modify PyPI repository secrets, use the put-secret command. To delete PyPI repository secrets, use delete-secret as shown below:

Bash

databricks secrets delete-secret databricks-package-management pip-index-url

databricks secrets delete-secret databricks-package-management pip-extra-index-urls

databricks secrets delete-secret databricks-package-management pip-cert


databricks secrets delete-scope databricks-package-management

RetroSearch is an open source project built by @garambo | Open a GitHub Issue

Search and Browse the WWW like it's 1997 | Search results from DuckDuckGo

HTML: 3.2 | Encoding: UTF-8 | Version: 0.7.4