Databricks

Connect your own Databricks workspace by saving its workspace URL plus a Personal Access Token or OAuth service principal, after checking it actually works.

List the connected Databricks workspaces.

Disconnect a Databricks workspace: deletes the saved PAT/OAuth credentials. Nothing in Databricks itself is changed.

List clusters in the connected Databricks workspace, with their state, size, and auto-termination setting.

Read one cluster in full by its id.

Create a new all-purpose cluster with a given node type, worker count, and Databricks Runtime version.

Start a terminated cluster.

Terminate a running cluster (stops billing; can be restarted later).

Restart a running cluster.

Change a cluster's worker count.

Permanently delete a cluster. Cannot be undone.

List jobs configured in the connected Databricks workspace.

Read one job in full by its id.

Permanently delete a job. Cannot be undone.

Run a job right now, on demand, regardless of its schedule.

Cancel a running or pending job run.

List recent job runs in the connected Databricks workspace, optionally filtered to one job.

List SQL warehouses (Databricks SQL compute) in the connected workspace.

Create a new SQL warehouse (Databricks SQL compute cluster).

Start a stopped SQL warehouse.

Stop a running SQL warehouse.

Permanently delete a SQL warehouse. Cannot be undone.

Execute a SQL statement against a SQL warehouse. Returns a statement id -- poll get_statement_status for results if not immediately done.

Read a SQL statement's current status and result rows, by statement id from execute_sql -- poll if is_done is False.

Cancel a running SQL statement.

List Unity Catalog catalogs in the connected Databricks workspace.

List Unity Catalog schemas inside one catalog.

List Unity Catalog tables inside one catalog/schema.

Read one Unity Catalog table in full by its full name (catalog.schema.table).

Permanently delete a Unity Catalog table. Cannot be undone.

List Git repos checked out into the connected Databricks workspace.

Check out a new Git repo into the connected Databricks workspace.

Update an existing repo checkout's branch or tag.

Permanently remove a repo checkout from the workspace. Cannot be undone.

List secret scopes configured in the connected Databricks workspace.

Create a new secret scope in the connected Databricks workspace.

Permanently delete a secret scope and every secret inside it. Cannot be undone.

List secret keys (never values) stored in a secret scope.

Create or update a secret's value in a scope. The value is write-only -- Databricks never returns it back.

Permanently delete one secret key from a scope. Cannot be undone.

Build one aggregated health report across the connected Databricks workspace: clusters running without auto-termination, idle SQL warehouses, and recent failed job runs.