The Databricks lifecycle and how it impacts your maintenance
Since its announcement as a first-party service on Microsoft Azure at the end of 2017, Databricks has seen a remarkable growth in usage. However, the service and its success were around long before Microsoft came into play. Going by the fact that you are reading this blog at this very moment, I’ll assume that you have used Databricks before, or at least have heard that Databricks is in the data business. And cousin, business is a-boomin’! One aspect that may have left users of the service frazzled, is the steady stream of updates it receives.
