🧱 Databricks CLI eXtensions - aka dbx is a CLI tool for development and advanced Databricks workflows management.
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Production-ready PySpark ETL template for Databricks — medallion architecture, DABs, tests, DQX, CI/CD, and agentic development with Claude Code.
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Databricks Platform - Architecture, Security, Automation and much more!!
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Terminal dashboard for monitoring Databricks workspaces, written in Go
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Open-source Databricks health checker and diagnostics CLI for performance, reliability, governance, security, and cost optimization.
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🚀 Showcase data engineering projects using Databricks, Delta Lake, and modern best practices for efficient data ingestion and analytics.
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A menu for the Databricks CLI in the Windows terminal. See which profiles you are logged in to, log in through the browser, switch profiles, and manage secret scopes and who can use them, without remembering the commands.
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