Create a warehouse. — create_warehouse_and

This is a long-running operation, which blocks until Warehouses on Databricks reach RUNNING state with the timeout of 20 minutes, that you can change via timeout parameter. By default, the state of Databricks Warehouses is reported to console. You can change this behavior by changing the callback parameter.

Usage

create_warehouse_and_wait(
  client,
  auto_stop_mins = NULL,
  channel = NULL,
  cluster_size = NULL,
  creator_name = NULL,
  enable_photon = NULL,
  enable_serverless_compute = NULL,
  instance_profile_arn = NULL,
  max_num_clusters = NULL,
  min_num_clusters = NULL,
  name = NULL,
  spot_instance_policy = NULL,
  tags = NULL,
  warehouse_type = NULL,
  timeout = 20,
  callback = cli_reporter
)

Arguments

client: Required. Instance of DatabricksClient()
auto_stop_mins: The amount of time in minutes that a SQL warehouse must be idle (i.e., no RUNNING queries) before it is automatically stopped.
channel: Channel Details.
cluster_size: Size of the clusters allocated for this warehouse.
creator_name: warehouse creator name.
enable_photon: Configures whether the warehouse should use Photon optimized clusters.
enable_serverless_compute: Configures whether the warehouse should use serverless compute.
instance_profile_arn: Deprecated.
max_num_clusters: Maximum number of clusters that the autoscaler will create to handle concurrent queries.
min_num_clusters: Minimum number of available clusters that will be maintained for this SQL warehouse.
name: Logical name for the cluster.
spot_instance_policy: Configurations whether the warehouse should use spot instances.
tags: A set of key-value pairs that will be tagged on all resources (e.g., AWS instances and EBS volumes) associated with this SQL warehouse.
warehouse_type: Warehouse type: PRO or CLASSIC.
timeout: Time to wait for the operation to complete in minutes.
callback: Function to report the status of the operation. By default, it reports to console.

Details

Creates a new SQL warehouse.