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Most of the time I'm in Powershell which, thanks to Powershell Core, is now cross-platform and incredibly powerful. But I'm finding myself also using Nu more and more. In both shells I also use the Databricks CLI a lot. Want to check the status of jobs? Use the CLI. Want to upload and download data? Use the CLI. And so on.
Most of the time I'm in Powershell which, thanks to Powershell Core, is now cross-platform and incredibly powerful. But I'm finding myself also using Nu more and more. In both shells I also use the Databricks CLI a lot. Want to check the status of jobs? Use the CLI. Want to upload and download data? Use the CLI. And so on.
Whilst the Databricks CLI is useful, there's times where I want a little more power over it. Such as, using the CLI to find a Databricks runtime version which is under Long Term Support (LTS) and is Photon enabled. So, I can do this using, for instance, the Databricks CLI and some jq. But I'm also lazy and wanted something that's a bit easier to query, and displays nicer, and is easier to output to something like CSV afterwards.