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@dbx-tools/databricks

v0.6.211

Published

Databricks workspace, filesystem, cloud, and network utilities

Readme

@dbx-tools/databricks

Databricks workspace, filesystem, cloud, and network utilities.

Import this package when backend code needs workspace URL/id discovery, cloud provider/region lookup, DNS resolution, or public-IP discovery.

Key features:

  • Workspace URL and numeric workspace id resolution from AppKit context, Databricks SDK config, env, and config files.
  • DatabricksFileSystem (FileSystem over workspace files, UC volumes, and DBFS) with intelligent roots: /Workspace/..., /Volumes/... (also /Volume/... and catalog.schema.volume), ~/Workspace/Users/<userName>, and /dbfs/....
  • tryGetWorkspaceClient / getWorkspaceClient / getCurrentUserName for client and home-path resolution.
  • Cloud provider/region detection by resolving workspace hosts against public AWS, Azure, and GCP IP feeds.
  • In-process and on-disk caching for cloud IP range feeds.
  • DNS A/AAAA lookup helpers for Databricks and adjacent service hosts.
  • Memoized outbound public-IP discovery for setup and diagnostics.

Relationship To Native AppKit

Use native AppKit for its standard workspace client and plugin integrations. Use this package when code needs Databricks filesystem root normalization, cloud region discovery, network helpers, or workspace identity fallbacks outside an AppKit request.

Databricks filesystem

import { DatabricksFileSystem } from "@dbx-tools/databricks";

// Unity Catalog volume via three-part id
const volume = new DatabricksFileSystem({ root: "main.default.assets" });
await volume.writeFile("notes/hello.txt", "hi");

// Workspace home (resolves ~ via currentUser.me / AppKit userName)
const home = await DatabricksFileSystem.create({ root: "~" });
const entries = await home.readdir(".");

Roots are normalized before use:

| Input | Normalized root | API | | ----------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------- | --------- | | catalog.schema.volume | /Volumes/catalog/schema/volume | UC Files | | /Volume/... | /Volumes/... | UC Files | | ~ / ~/... | /Workspace/Users/<userName>/... | Workspace | | /Workspace/..., /Users/..., /Repos/..., /Shared/... | unchanged (POSIX) | Workspace | | /dbfs/... | unchanged (POSIX) | DBFS |

~ expansion uses getCurrentUserName() (AppKit context userName, else currentUser.me() via tryGetWorkspaceClient / getWorkspaceClient). Prefer DatabricksFileSystem.create({ root: "~" }) when the username is not known up front.

Built on @dbx-tools/shared-fs BaseFileSystem, so portable behavior (parents, recursion, encoding, error mapping) is shared with LocalFileSystem / MemoryFileSystem.

Resolve Workspace Identity

import { workspace } from "@dbx-tools/databricks";

const url = await workspace.getWorkspaceUrl();
const id = await workspace.getWorkspaceId();

workspace.getWorkspaceUrl() checks the active AppKit execution context when present, then a default Databricks SDK client, then environment/config. Use it in libraries that should work inside an AppKit request and from a standalone script.

Detect Cloud Provider And Region

import { cloud } from "@dbx-tools/databricks";

const location = await cloud.resolveCloudLocation("https://adb-123.azuredatabricks.net");

cloud.resolveCloudLocation() DNS-resolves the workspace host and matches its IPs against AWS, Azure, and GCP public range feeds. Feeds are cached on disk and in process for 24 hours. Use this when constructing region-specific service URLs or routing workspace-adjacent traffic.

Cloud detection is best-effort. It is intended for endpoint construction and developer diagnostics, not for security policy decisions.

Resolve Network Details

import { net } from "@dbx-tools/databricks";

const ips = await net.resolveHostIps("https://example.cloud.databricks.com");
const publicIp = await net.getPublicIp();

net.resolveHostIps() accepts the same URL-like values as @dbx-tools/shared-core net.urlBuilder(). net.getPublicIp() is memoized for short-lived reuse.

Modules

  • databricks-fs / databricks-path - rooted FileSystem over workspace / volumes / DBFS.
  • workspace - workspace URL/id, tryGetWorkspaceClient / getWorkspaceClient, and current username.
  • cloud - provider/region detection from public cloud IP ranges.
  • net - DNS A/AAAA resolution and outbound public-IP discovery.

Zerobus endpoint construction builds on these helpers in @dbx-tools/databricks-zerobus.