Databricks

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Collection of Databricks REST APIs for managing workspaces, clusters, jobs, and data operations.

Areas: Cleanroom · Databricks · Artificial Intelligence · Analytics · Apache Spark · Big Data · Cloud Computing · Data · Data Analytics · Data Engineering · Data Governance · Delta Lake

Everything profiled for Databricks is published on APIs.io rather than in this repository. Start at the provider page — apis.io/providers/databricks/ — or go straight to one of the APIs or properties below.

• Databricks — Databricks is a cloud-based data platform that simplifies and accelerates the process of preparing and analyzing large volumes of data. The platform…
• Databricks DBFS API — The Databricks File System (DBFS) API is a distributed file system mounted into a Databricks workspace and available on Databricks clusters. The API enables…
• Databricks SQL Warehouses API — The Databricks SQL Warehouses API allows you to create, edit, list, start, stop, and delete SQL warehouses. SQL warehouses are compute resources that enable…
• Databricks Pipelines API — The Databricks Pipelines API allows you to create, edit, delete, start, and stop Delta Live Tables pipelines. Delta Live Tables is a declarative framework…
• Databricks Serving Endpoints API — The Databricks Serving Endpoints API allows you to create, update, query, and delete model serving endpoints. Mosaic AI Model Serving provides a unified…
• Databricks Secrets API — The Databricks Secrets API allows you to manage secrets, secret scopes, and secret ACLs. Secrets provide a secure way to store and reference credentials and…
• Databricks Instance Pools API — The Databricks Instance Pools API allows you to create, edit, delete, and list instance pools. Instance pools reduce cluster start and auto-scaling times by…
• Databricks Token Management API — The Databricks Token Management API enables workspace administrators to manage personal access tokens for users and service principals. It allows creating,…
• Databricks Catalogs API — The Databricks Catalogs API is part of Unity Catalog and allows you to create, update, list, and delete catalogs. Catalogs are the top-level container for…
• Databricks Vector Search Indexes API — The Databricks Vector Search Indexes API allows you to create, manage, query, and delete vector search indexes. Vector Search enables you to store vector…
• Databricks Model Versions API — The Databricks Model Versions API allows you to manage model versions within the Unity Catalog model registry. It provides programmatic access to create,…
• Databricks Permissions API — The Databricks Permissions API allows you to manage permissions on workspace objects such as clusters, jobs, notebooks, and SQL warehouses. It provides…
• Databricks Repos API — The Databricks Repos API allows you to manage Git repositories within a Databricks workspace. It provides programmatic access to create, update, delete, and…
• Databricks Git Credentials API — The Databricks Git Credentials API allows you to manage Git credentials for authenticating with Git providers. It provides programmatic access to create,…
• Databricks Cluster Policies API — The Databricks Cluster Policies API allows administrators to create, edit, delete, and list cluster policies. Cluster policies limit the ability to…
• Databricks Libraries API — The Databricks Libraries API allows you to install, uninstall, and list libraries on clusters. It provides programmatic management of Python, Java, Scala,…
• Databricks Global Init Scripts API — The Databricks Global Init Scripts API enables workspace administrators to manage global initialization scripts that run on every cluster in the workspace.…
• Databricks Command Execution API — The Databricks Command Execution API allows you to execute Python, Scala, SQL, or R commands on running Databricks clusters. It provides programmatic access…
• Databricks Statement Execution API — The Databricks Statement Execution API allows you to execute SQL statements on Databricks SQL warehouses and retrieve results. It provides a synchronous and…
• Databricks Queries API — The Databricks Queries API allows you to create, update, delete, list, and run saved SQL queries in Databricks SQL. It provides programmatic management of…
• Databricks Alerts API — The Databricks Alerts API allows you to create, update, delete, and list alerts in Databricks SQL. Alerts automate query execution, evaluate custom…
• Databricks Schemas API — The Databricks Schemas API is part of Unity Catalog and allows you to create, update, list, and delete schemas. Schemas, also known as databases, reside…
• Databricks Tables API — The Databricks Tables API is part of Unity Catalog and allows you to create, update, list, and delete tables. Tables reside within schemas and represent…
• Databricks Volumes API — The Databricks Volumes API is part of Unity Catalog and allows you to create, update, list, and delete volumes. Volumes provide a governed location for…
• Databricks Functions API — The Databricks Functions API is part of Unity Catalog and allows you to create, list, and delete user-defined functions. Functions reside within schemas and…
• Databricks Grants API — The Databricks Grants API is part of Unity Catalog and allows you to get, update, and manage permissions on Unity Catalog securable objects. It provides…
• Databricks External Locations API — The Databricks External Locations API is part of Unity Catalog and allows you to create, update, list, and delete external locations. External locations…
• Databricks Storage Credentials API — The Databricks Storage Credentials API is part of Unity Catalog and allows you to create, update, list, and delete storage credentials. Storage credentials…
• Databricks Metastores API — The Databricks Metastores API is part of Unity Catalog and allows you to create, update, list, and delete metastores. A metastore is the top-level container…
• Databricks Connections API — The Databricks Connections API is part of Unity Catalog and allows you to create, update, list, and delete connections to external data sources. Connections…
• Databricks Registered Models API — The Databricks Registered Models API allows you to create, update, list, and delete registered models in the Unity Catalog model registry. It provides…
• Databricks Experiments API — The Databricks Experiments API allows you to create, update, list, and manage MLflow experiments. Experiments are the primary unit of organization in…
• Databricks Online Tables API — The Databricks Online Tables API allows you to create, get, and delete online tables. Online tables are materialized copies of Delta tables optimized for…
• Databricks Quality Monitors API — The Databricks Quality Monitors API allows you to create, update, get, and delete data quality monitors for tables. Quality monitors enable automated data…
• Databricks Vector Search Endpoints API — The Databricks Vector Search Endpoints API allows you to create, list, get, and delete vector search endpoints. Vector search endpoints are compute…
• Databricks Shares API — The Databricks Shares API is part of Delta Sharing and allows you to create, update, list, and delete shares. A share is a read-only logical collection of…
• Databricks Recipients API — The Databricks Recipients API is part of Delta Sharing and allows you to create, update, list, and delete recipients. A recipient is an entity that receives…
• Databricks Providers API — The Databricks Providers API is part of Delta Sharing and allows you to create, update, list, and delete data providers. Providers represent organizations…
• Databricks Clean Rooms API — The Databricks Clean Rooms API allows you to create, update, list, and delete clean rooms. Clean rooms use Delta Sharing and serverless compute to provide a…
• Databricks Notification Destinations API — The Databricks Notification Destinations API allows you to create, update, list, and delete notification destinations for a workspace. Notification…
• Databricks Apps API — The Databricks Apps API allows you to create, deploy, manage, and delete Databricks Apps. Apps run directly on a Databricks workspace, integrating with…
• Databricks Lakeview API — The Databricks Lakeview API allows you to create, update, get, list, and delete AI/BI dashboards. Lakeview dashboards provide a modern visualization…
• Databricks Files API — The Databricks Files API provides a standard HTTP interface for reading, writing, listing, and deleting files and directories in Unity Catalog volumes and…
• Databricks Tokens API — The Databricks Tokens API allows you to create, list, and revoke personal access tokens. Personal access tokens are used to authenticate with the Databricks…
• Databricks IP Access Lists API — The Databricks IP Access Lists API allows administrators to configure IP allow lists and block lists for a workspace. It provides programmatic management of…
• Databricks Current User API — The Databricks Current User API allows you to retrieve information about the currently authenticated user or service principal. It returns identity details…
• Databricks Groups API — The Databricks Groups API allows you to create, update, list, and delete groups in a workspace. Groups simplify identity management by enabling…
• Databricks Service Principals API — The Databricks Service Principals API allows you to create, update, list, and delete service principals in a workspace. Service principals are identities…
• Databricks Users API — The Databricks Users API allows you to create, update, list, and delete users in a workspace. It provides programmatic management of user identities and…
• Databricks Dashboards API — The Databricks Dashboards API allows you to create, update, list, and delete legacy SQL dashboards. Dashboards provide visual representations of query…
• Databricks Model Registry API — The Databricks Model Registry API provides the workspace model registry for managing the full lifecycle of ML models. It enables creating registered models,…
• Databricks Workspace Bindings API — The Databricks Workspace Bindings API allows you to manage the binding of Unity Catalog securables to specific workspaces. It enables configuring whether…
• Databricks System Schemas API — The Databricks System Schemas API allows you to enable, disable, and list system schemas within a metastore. System schemas contain system tables that…
• Databricks Table Constraints API — The Databricks Table Constraints API allows you to create and delete primary key and foreign key constraints on Unity Catalog tables. Table constraints…
• Databricks Clusters API — Manage Databricks clusters for running data engineering and data science workloads on Apache Spark.
• Databricks Jobs API — Create and manage automated workloads including notebooks, JARs, Python scripts, and multi-task workflows.
• Databricks Workspace API — Manage workspace objects such as notebooks, folders, and libraries.

Each property below is a page on APIs.io carrying the machine-readable artifact and what it says.

Multi-step workflows that chain operations into a business task.

• Databricks Audit Cluster Lifecycle Events
• Databricks Cancel a Job's Active Run
• Databricks Cancel Job Run and Confirm Terminal
• Databricks Inspect and Recursively Delete a Directory
• Databricks Clone a Job From an Existing One
• Databricks Create Job and Trigger First Run
• Databricks Drain Active Runs Then Delete Job
• Databricks Edit Cluster Configuration and Verify
• Databricks Export a Notebook and Re-Import as a Copy
• Databricks Find Terminated Cluster by Name and Start It
• Databricks Find Job by Name and Run It
• Databricks Create Directory and Import Notebook
• Databricks Fetch Latest Completed Run Output for a Job
• Databricks Provision Cluster Then Create Job On It
• Databricks Provision Cluster and Wait Until Running
• Databricks Restart Cluster and Verify Running
• Databricks Run Job, Wait, Then Export the Notebook
• Databricks Trigger Job Run and Wait for Output
• Databricks Run Job and Branch on Success or Failure
• Databricks Stage Notebook Then Create and Run a Job
• Databricks Start Cluster Then Run Job
• Databricks Terminate Then Permanently Delete Cluster
• Databricks Update Job Settings and Re-Run

Event-driven and webhook contracts.

• Databricks Webhooks

GraphQL schemas.

• Moved to /providers/databricks/

Model Context Protocol servers that expose the API to agents.

• databricks
• MCP Server

Agent skills built on the API.

• databricks-agent-bricks
• databricks-ai-functions
• databricks-aibi-dashboards
• databricks-apps
• databricks-apps-python
• databricks-core
• databricks-dabs
• databricks-dbsql
• databricks-docs
• databricks-execution-compute
• databricks-iceberg
• databricks-jobs
• databricks-lakebase
• databricks-metric-views
• databricks-mlflow-evaluation
• databricks-model-serving
• databricks-pipelines
• databricks-python-sdk
• databricks-serverless-migration
• databricks-spark-structured-streaming
• databricks-synthetic-data-gen
• databricks-unity-catalog
• databricks-unstructured-pdf-generation
• databricks-vector-search
• databricks-zerobus-ingest
• …and 1 more published on APIs.io

Which operations an agent can call, which act, and which need a human in the loop.

• Databricks Agentic Access

The data models the API reads and writes.

• AccessControlRequest
• AccessControlRequest
• AutoScale
• AutoScale
• AwsAttributes
• AwsAttributes
• AzureAttributes
• AzureAttributes
• Databricks Cluster
• ClusterDetails
• ClusterEvent
• ClusterDetails
• ClusterEvent
• CreateClusterRequest
• CreateJobRequest
• CreateClusterRequest
• CreateJobRequest
• CronSchedule
• CronSchedule
• EditClusterRequest
• EditClusterRequest
• ErrorResponse
• ErrorResponse
• GcpAttributes
• GcpAttributes
• …and 23 more published on APIs.io

Data models expressed in JSON Structure.

• Databricks Access Control Request Structure
• Databricks Auto Scale Structure
• Databricks Aws Attributes Structure
• Databricks Azure Attributes Structure
• Databricks Cluster Details Structure
• Databricks Cluster Event Structure
• Databricks Create Cluster Request Structure
• Databricks Create Job Request Structure
• Databricks Cron Schedule Structure
• Databricks Edit Cluster Request Structure
• Databricks Error Response Structure
• Databricks Gcp Attributes Structure
• Databricks Git Source Structure
• Databricks Init Script Info Structure
• Databricks Job Cluster Structure
• Databricks Job Email Notifications Structure
• Databricks Job Settings Structure
• Databricks Job Structure
• Databricks Library Structure
• Databricks Run Structure
• Databricks Run Task Structure
• Databricks Spark Node Structure
• Databricks Structure
• Databricks Task Settings Structure
• Databricks Webhook Notifications Structure
• …and 1 more published on APIs.io

Linked-data contexts for the provider's vocabulary.

• Databricks Context

The provider's domain terms, defined.

• Databricks Domain Vocabulary

Example requests and responses.

• Databricks Access Control Request Example
• Databricks Auto Scale Example
• Databricks Aws Attributes Example
• Databricks Azure Attributes Example
• Databricks Canceljobrun Example
• Databricks Cluster Details Example
• Databricks Cluster Event Example
• Databricks Create Cluster Request Example
• Databricks Create Job Request Example
• Databricks Createcluster Example
• Databricks Createjob Example
• Databricks Createworkspacedirectory Example
• Databricks Cron Schedule Example
• Databricks Deletejob Example
• Databricks Deleteworkspaceobject Example
• Databricks Edit Cluster Request Example
• Databricks Editcluster Example
• Databricks Error Response Example
• Databricks Exportworkspaceobject Example
• Databricks Gcp Attributes Example
• Databricks Getcluster Example
• Databricks Getjob Example
• Databricks Getjobrun Example
• Databricks Getjobrunoutput Example
• Databricks Getworkspaceobjectstatus Example
• …and 25 more published on APIs.io

Postman and Open Collection request collections.

• Databricks REST API
• Databricks REST Clusters API
• Databricks REST Clusters Jobs API
• Databricks REST Clusters Workspace API
• Databricks REST API

OpenAPI overlays, including conversational phrasing for each operation.

• Databricks Clusters Api Overlay

Spectral rulesets for the provider's contracts.

• Databricks — jsonschema rules
• Databricks API Rules
• Databricks API Rules

Authentication, trust centre, and vulnerability disclosure.

• Databricks Authentication
• Databricks Domain Security
• Databricks Vulnerability Disclosure

Published plans, tiers and prices.

• Databricks Plans Pricing

Published request limits.

• Databricks Rate Limits

What the API costs to run, by operation.

• Databricks Finops

Links to the company's own pages. This repository publishes no copy of their specifications — the canonical document is theirs and lives at the URLs below.

• Website
• Documentation
• Getting started
• API reference
• Pricing
• Support
• Changelog
• Blog
• Security
• Terms of service
• Privacy policy
• GitHub
• Status

Kin Score 57.1 — strong · rubric 0.25.0 · scored 2026-10-23

Agent readiness 58.3 — agent-ready (gated down from agent-native)

Regulatory alignment 28.2 — Horizontal (data, software, accessibility, platform)

The rubric is published at github.com/api-evangelist/kin-score. The per-check breakdown behind these numbers — which checks were earned, partial or missed — along with score history and how this provider compares to its peers, is available at apis.io/providers/databricks/.

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