Databricks (OAuth)
Follow these steps to connect Databricks via the StackOne Hub successfully.
Ensure that your Databricks account has Account Admin privileges.
If you’ve been directed to StackOne to integrate with Databricks, the following steps will help you understand the process and any necessary actions to configure a successful integration.
This integration will connect with Databricks at the Account level, which can contain multiple Workspaces. See Databricks Accounts and workspaces for more information.
Log in to Databricks
Log in to your Databricks account console.
- AWS hosted: https://accounts.cloud.databricks.com
- Azure hosted: https://accounts.azuredatabricks.net
Obtain your Account ID
Click the down arrow next to your username in the top-right corner. In the drop-down menu, copy your displayed Account ID to be used in a later step.
Create New OAuth Application Credentials
This connection will authenticate on behalf of a registered OAuth Application in Databricks.
The following Databricks interfaces are only available to Databricks Account Administrators.
Navigate to App Connections
In your Databricks Account console, click Settings in the left navigation. Then click the App Connections tab.
Add connection
Click the Add connection button on the right.
Enter connection details
Under Add connection, enter the following required information:
- Application Name: (Appropriate name for this application)
- Redirect URLs:
- Access scopes: Select All APIs
- Client secret: Select Generate a client secret
- Access token TTL: 30 (recommended minimum)
- Refresh token TTL: 129,600 (strongly recommended)
When the Databricks refresh token expires, a manual re-authorization is required to re-establish the connection.
Therefore, we strongly recommend setting the refresh token TTL to the maximum allowed value of 129,600 minutes (90 days).
Once completed, click the Add button at the bottom.
Copy new credentials
Copy your displayed Client ID and Client Secret and store them safely to be used in a later step.
Connecting with StackOne
Upon reaching the Link Account page, enter the credentials from the previous steps:
- Cloud Provider: Select your Databricks cloud host (AWS or Azure)
- Account ID
- Client ID
- Client Secret
Proceed by clicking the Connect button.
You may be prompted to log in to your Databricks account to authorize the connection. If so, follow the login prompt.
Congratulations, you’re all set! If you face any issues with the steps mentioned above, please contact us by emailing integrations@stackone.com. We’re always here to assist you!
Available data
This integration has the following IAM Resources available from the provider:
- Users
- Groups
Databricks (OAuth)
Follow these steps to connect Databricks via the StackOne Hub successfully.
Ensure that your Databricks account has Account Admin privileges.
If you’ve been directed to StackOne to integrate with Databricks, the following steps will help you understand the process and any necessary actions to configure a successful integration.
This integration will connect with Databricks at the Account level, which can contain multiple Workspaces. See Databricks Accounts and workspaces for more information.
Log in to Databricks
Log in to your Databricks account console.
- AWS hosted: https://accounts.cloud.databricks.com
- Azure hosted: https://accounts.azuredatabricks.net
Obtain your Account ID
Click the down arrow next to your username in the top-right corner. In the drop-down menu, copy your displayed Account ID to be used in a later step.
Create New OAuth Application Credentials
This connection will authenticate on behalf of a registered OAuth Application in Databricks.
The following Databricks interfaces are only available to Databricks Account Administrators.
Navigate to App Connections
In your Databricks Account console, click Settings in the left navigation. Then click the App Connections tab.
Add connection
Click the Add connection button on the right.
Enter connection details
Under Add connection, enter the following required information:
- Application Name: (Appropriate name for this application)
- Redirect URLs:
- Access scopes: Select All APIs
- Client secret: Select Generate a client secret
- Access token TTL: 30 (recommended minimum)
- Refresh token TTL: 129,600 (strongly recommended)
When the Databricks refresh token expires, a manual re-authorization is required to re-establish the connection.
Therefore, we strongly recommend setting the refresh token TTL to the maximum allowed value of 129,600 minutes (90 days).
Once completed, click the Add button at the bottom.
Copy new credentials
Copy your displayed Client ID and Client Secret and store them safely to be used in a later step.
Connecting with StackOne
Upon reaching the Link Account page, enter the credentials from the previous steps:
- Cloud Provider: Select your Databricks cloud host (AWS or Azure)
- Account ID
- Client ID
- Client Secret
Proceed by clicking the Connect button.
You may be prompted to log in to your Databricks account to authorize the connection. If so, follow the login prompt.
Congratulations, you’re all set! If you face any issues with the steps mentioned above, please contact us by emailing integrations@stackone.com. We’re always here to assist you!
Available data
This integration has the following IAM Resources available from the provider:
- Users
- Groups