Key metrics for monitoring Databricks
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Databricks' native monitoring resources
In the first part of this series, we cataloged key metrics for Databricks data engineering, analytics, and Model Serving workloads. In this post, we’ll discuss how to collect those metrics and other telemetry data from Databricks and Apache Spark, which powers Databricks under the hood. We’ll cover collecting and querying telemetry data via system tables, as well as the other primary sources of visibility into.
Monitor Databricks with Datadog
Earlier in this series, we covered key metrics for monitoring performance in Databricks and discussed Databricks’ native resources for accessing those metrics and other key observability data, such as logs and data lineage. In this post, we’ll cover using the Databricks integration to bring that data into Datadog and monitor your Databricks analytics and AI/ML workloads alongside the rest of your end-to-end data pipelines and distributed infrastructure. We’ll show you how to.
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