For your machine learning experiments, you want to use an Azure Databricks cluster as a training compute.
You already have your ML environment set up and now you want to configure the Databricks cluster for use.
You enter the Azure ML Studio, select the Training clusters and start creating the Databricks cluster.
Is that the right way to reach your goal?
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A. B.Correct Answer: B.
Option A is incorrect because you cannot create unmanaged compute targets (like Databricks clusters) from Azure ML directly.
Option B is CORRECT because you cannot create a Databricks cluster from the Azure ML environment.
The Azure Databricks workspace must be created first (from Azure Portal, for example), after setting up the DB cluster, it must be then attached to your Azure ML workspace.
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No, that is not the right way to configure an Azure Databricks cluster for use in machine learning experiments.
Azure Databricks is a separate service from Azure Machine Learning, even though both can be used for machine learning. Azure Machine Learning is a platform for building, training, and deploying machine learning models, while Azure Databricks is a collaborative, cloud-based platform for data engineering, data science, and machine learning.
To configure an Azure Databricks cluster for use in machine learning experiments, you should follow these steps:
Therefore, the correct way to configure an Azure Databricks cluster for use in machine learning experiments is to create an Azure Databricks workspace, create a cluster, configure Azure Machine Learning to use the cluster, and then run your experiments using the specified compute target.