SSO server redirects to original URL, not to vanity Databricks URL

Problem When you log into Databricks using a vanity URL (such as mycompany.cloud.databricks.com ), you are redirected to a single sign-on (SSO) server for authentication. When that server redirects you back to the Databricks website, the URL changes from the vanity URL to the original deployment URL (such as dbc-XXXX.cloud.databricks.com ). This can...

SSO SAML authentication error with PingFederate

Problem When using PingFederate to authenticate over a SSO connection with Databricks, the redirection fails with the following error: 19/12/21 01:27:01 ERROR SamlAuthenticator[root=ServiceMain-6c710d1c1fca0002 parent=ServiceMain-6c710d1c1fca0002 op=HttpServer-6c710d1c1fdf2812]: SAML login failed unexpectedly java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: com....

How to discover who deleted a cluster in Azure portal

If a cluster in your workspace has disappeared or been deleted, you can identify which user deleted it by running a query in the Log Analytics workspaces service in the Azure portal. Note If you do not have an analytics workspace set up, you must configure Diagnostic Logging in Azure Databricks before you continue. Load the Log Analytics workspaces ...

How to discover who deleted a workspace in Azure portal

If your workspace has disappeared or been deleted, you can identify which user deleted it by checking the Activity log in the Azure portal. Go to the Activity log in the Azure portal. Expand the timeline to focus on when the workspace was deleted. Filter the log for a record of the specific event. Click on the event to display information about the ...