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What is serverless egress control?

This article explains how serverless egress control allows you to manage outbound network connections from your serverless compute resources.

Serverless egress control strengthens your security posture by allowing you to manage outbound connections from your serverless workloads, reducing the risk of data exfiltration.

Using network policies, you can:

• Enforce deny-by-default posture: Control outbound access with granular precision by enabling a deny-by-default policy for internet, cloud storage, and Databricks API connections.
• Simplify management: Define a consistent egress control posture for all your serverless workloads across multiple serverless products.
• Easily manage at scale: Centrally manage your posture across multiple workspaces and enforce a default policy for your Databricks account.
• Safely implement policies: Mitigate risk by evaluating the effects of any new policy first in dry-run mode before full enforcement.

Serverless egress control is supported with the following serverless products: notebooks, workflows, SQL warehouses, Lakeflow Declarative Pipelines, Mosaic AI Model Serving, Lakehouse Monitoring, and Databricks Apps with limited support.

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Enabling egress restrictions on a workspace prevents Databricks Apps from accessing unauthorized resources. However, implementing egress restrictions could affect application functionality.

A network policy is a configuration object applied at the Databricks account level. While a single network policy can be associated with multiple Databricks workspaces, each workspace can only be linked to one policy at a time.

Network policies define the network access mode for serverless workloads within the associated workspaces. There are two primary modes:

• Full Access: Serverless workloads have unrestricted outbound access to the internet and other network resources.

• Restricted Access: Outbound access is limited to:

  • Unity Catalog external locations: External locations configured in Unity Catalog that are accessible from the workspace. The Unity Catalog region must be the same as the S3 bucket region.
  • Explicitly defined destinations: FQDNs and S3 buckets are listed in the network policy.

When a network policy is set to restricted access mode, outbound network connections from serverless workloads are tightly controlled.

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