Databricks Now Available as a Destination in Weld

We are excited to announce that Databricks is now available as a destination in Weld. This integration allows teams to sync data into Databricks and leverage its powerful analytics capabilities for business intelligence, AI-driven insights, and scalable data processing.

Why use Databricks as a destination?

Databricks is a unified data analytics platform built on Apache Spark, designed for large-scale data processing and machine learning. It provides a collaborative, scalable, and secure environment for data teams to analyze and transform data efficiently.

With Databricks as a Weld destination, you can:

• Consolidate data pipelines: Centralize data from multiple sources for analysis and transformation.
• Leverage Databricks' compute power: Process large datasets efficiently with SQL, Python, and ML capabilities.
• Enable AI-driven analytics: Use Databricks for machine learning and predictive modeling on top of your data.
• Improve governance and security: Maintain data access control with Unity Catalog and fine-grained permissions.

How to set up Databricks as a destination in Weld

Setting up Databricks as a destination in Weld is simple. Here’s an overview of the process:

1. Create a Service Principal in Databricks

Generate a secret key for Weld to authenticate securely.

2. Set up a SQL Warehouse

Choose a warehouse type and note the connection details.

3. Configure Unity Catalog

Set the correct permissions to allow Weld to sync data.

4. Connect Databricks to Weld

Enter your connection details in Weld and start syncing data!

For a detailed, step-by-step setup guide, check out our full documentation:
🔗 Read the Weld x Databricks setup guide

Get started with Databricks in Weld

With Databricks as a destination, Weld users can now streamline their data transformation, analytics, and AI workflows using the full power of Databricks. This integration eliminates manual data movement, providing a scalable and automated solution for growing data teams.

Sign up for Weld and start syncing your data to Databricks today.