Understanding Secret Scopes in Databricks

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In Databricks, Secret Scopes provide a secure way to manage sensitive data such as passwords, keys, and tokens. Here’s a quick guide on setting up and using secret scopes:


What are Secret Scopes?

Secret Scopes allow you to securely store secrets in Databricks, providing an extra layer of security and making it easier to manage credentials across different environments. These secrets are not visible in plaintext and can be called programmatically within notebooks.


Commands to Work with Databricks Secrets:


1. Create a Secret Scope: 

   ```shell

   databricks secrets create-scope --scope <scope-name>

   ```


2.List All Secret Scopes:

   ```shell

   databricks secrets list-scopes

   ```


3. Add a Secret:

   ```shell

   databricks secrets put --scope <scope-name> --key <secret-name>

   ```


4. List Secrets within a Scope:

   ```shell

   databricks secrets list --scope <scope-name>

   ```


5. Accessing Secrets in Notebooks:

   ```python dbutils.secrets.get(scope="<scope-name>", key="<secret-name>")

   ```


Databricks Version Required:

 Secret Scopes are available in Databricks Premium and higher tiers, ensuring enterprise-grade security and access management.


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