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Version 1 of Technical Best Practices of Azure Databricks based on real world Customer and Technical SME inputs
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# Azure Databricks Best Practices



![Azure Databricks](https://github.com/Azure/AzureDatabricksBestPractices/blob/master/ADBicon.jpg "Azure Databricks")



Authors:

Dhruv Kumar, Senior Solutions Architect, Databricks

Premal Shah, Azure Databricks PM, Microsoft

Bhanu Prakash, Azure Databricks PM, Microsoft



Written by: Priya Aswani, WW Data Engineering & AI Technical Lead



Published: June 22, 2019



Version: 1.0



[Click here for the Best Practices](https://github.com/Azure/AzureDatabricksBestPractices/blob/master/toc.md)



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