Databricks
Databricks sells consumption of its Data + AI Platform, metered in Databricks Units (DBUs) and other usage units and charged per SKU at a list price that depends on workload type, platform tier, cloud and region, either pay-as-you-go or against a committed-use contract, under the Master Cloud Services Agreement; Azure Databricks is sold and billed by Microsoft.
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Licensing Data
From the Databricks catalog: how usage is counted, the rules that apply, the programs licences are bought through and the SKUs. Backed by 63 verbatim excerpts from 30 Databricks documents.
Rules 34
View All 34Programs 10
View All 10SKUs 15
View All 15Products
All 14 ProductsData Science and Machine Learning Platforms 9
All-Purpose Compute, Compute for Data Science, Databricks Data + AI Platform, Databricks Managed Services, Enhanced Security and Compliance add-on, Lakeflow Jobs, Mission Critical add-on, Model Serving, and 1 more
Data Warehouse Solutions 3
Data Transfer and Connectivity, Databricks default storage, Databricks SQL
Database Software 1
Lakebase
Data Integration Tools 1
Lakeflow Pipelines
Product History
All acquisitions- Databricks acquired Neon
Databricks acquired Neon, a serverless Postgres company. Neon's architecture became the basis of Lakebase Postgres, which runs both on Neon and on Databricks as Lakebase.
Legacy product Became Neon serverless Postgres Kept Lakebase Postgres on Neon · Neon continues as a service Neon architecture Merged into Databricks Lakebase · Postgres integrated with the Databricks platform Licensing impactSources and full product history - Databricks acquired Tabular
Databricks acquired Tabular, the data platform company founded by the original creators of Apache Iceberg, to work toward format compatibility between Delta Lake and Iceberg in the lakehouse.
Licensing impactSources and full product history - Databricks acquired MosaicML
Databricks acquired MosaicML, a generative AI platform known for its MPT large language models, so that customers could train and deploy their own models on their data in the Databricks platform.
Licensing impactSources and full product history