The Databricks action pack contains the following actions:

  • Search Databricks with SQL
  • Search Databricks with Genie

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Action Pack setup instructions

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Note on Databricks URLs needed for Setup

  • The host URL is the same URL that is used to login into Databricks instance. The formats differ for AWS, GCP, Azure, as given below:
    • AWS: https://<databricks-instance-id>.cloud.databricks.com/
    • GCP: https://<databricks-instance-id>.gcp.databricks.com/
    • Azure: https://adb-<databricks-instance-id>.<number>.azuredatabricks.net/
  • To get the Genie Space Id- when you have the Genie Space open in the Databricks UI, you can get the Genie Space Id from the URL. https://<databricks-instance-id>.cloud.databricks.com/genie?rooms/<genie-space-id>/o=<anothernumber>

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How to Set up Databricks Action Packs

  1. Open Glean Settings page
  2. Go to Platforms > Actions
  3. Click on Add button for creating a new action
  4. Click on the Databricks Actions box
  5. Populate the Configuration section
    1. In the Default Genie Space Id text box, add the Databricks Genie space id.
      Note: To get the Genie Space Id- when you have the Genie Space open in the Databricks UI, you can get the Genie Space Id from the URL. https://<databricks-instance-id>.cloud.databricks.com/genie?rooms/<genie-space-id>/o=<anothernumber>
    2. In the Default Warehouse Id text box, add the default Databricks Warehouse Id to be used for the action.
    3. In the Host Url text box, add the full Databricks Genie host url in the following format. Replace the databricks-instance-id with the correct ID for your Databricks instance.

  • AWS: https://<databricks-instance-id>.cloud.databricks.com/

  • GCP: https://<databricks-instance-id>.gcp.databricks.com/

  • Azure: https://adb-<databricks-instance-id>.<number>.azuredatabricks.net/

    Final Configuration Section should look like this:

  1. Populate the Authenticate section
    1. Create OAuth app on Databricks account as per this section.
    2. Copy the Client ID and Client Secret from the OAuth app into the Authenticate section of the Action you are setting up.
    3. Populate Client URL as https://<AWS-or-GCP-or-Azure-Host-URL-from-step-5c>/oidc/v1/authorize
    4. Populate Authorization URL as https://<AWS-or-GCP-or-Azure-Host-URL-from-step-5c>/oidc/v1/token
    5. Add the Scope as all-apis,offline_access
    6. Final Authenticate section should look like this:
  2. Save the Action.
  3. A callback URL is generated after saving the Action. Copy that over into the Databricks OAuth app on the Databricks account console.
  4. The Action is now set up, and can be added to any app/prompt.
  5. Final Action Setup should look like this–

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User OAuth Setup

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AWS Databricks

  1. Login to Databricks account
  2. Go to “Manage Account” —> “Settings” —> “App Connections”
  3. Click “Add Connection”
  4. Populate an appropriate Application Name like “Glean Databricks Genie OAuth”
  5. Add a dummy URL in the Redirect URL box.
  6. Set “Access Scopes” to “All APIs”
  7. Ensure “Generate a Client Secret” is checked
  8. Adjust the TTLs if required. Default is fine as well.
  9. Save the application.
  10. Copy the Client Id and Client Secret into the Authentication section of the Action you are setting up in this section.
  11. After the Action is saved in this section, a Callback URL will be generated in the Authentication section of the Action. Copy that URL.
  12. Edit the OAuth application on the Databricks account, and update it with the Callback URL from the previous step.
  13. Final OAuth app setup should look like this

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Azure Databricks

  1. Login to Databricks account
  2. Go to “Manage Account” —> “Settings” —> “App Connections”
  3. Click “Add Connection
  4. Populate an appropriate Application Name like “Glean Databricks Genie OAuth”
  5. Add a dummy URL in the Redirect URL box.
  6. Set “Access Scopes” to “All APIs”
  7. Ensure “Generate a Client Secret” is checked
  8. Adjust the TTLs if required. Default is fine as well.
  9. Save the application.
  10. Copy the Client Id and Client Secret into the Authentication section of the Action you are setting up in this section.
  11. After the Action is saved in this section, a Callback URL will be generated in the Authentication section of the Action. Copy that URL.
  12. Edit the OAuth application on the Databricks account, and update it with the Callback URL from the previous step.

Setup is now complete. Refer to the Databricks end user documentation for information on testing this action pack in the agent builder.