Although each cloud provider (AWS, Azure and GCP) has a different underlying architecture, the organization of Databricks workspaces across clouds is similar. The logical top level construct is an E2 master account (AWS) or a subscription object (Azure Databricks/GCP). In AWS, we provision a single E2 account per organization that provides a unified pane of visibility and control to all workspaces. In this way, your admin activity is centralized, with the ability to enable SSO, Audit Logs, and Unity Catalog. Azure has relatively less restriction on creation of top-level subscription objects; however, we still recommend that the number of top-level subscriptions used to create Databricks workspaces be controlled as much as possible. We will refer to the top-level construct as an account throughout this blog, whether it is an AWS E2 account or GCP/Azure subscription.
Although we spend most of this blog talking about how to split your workspaces for maximum effectiveness, there are a whole class of Databricks customers for whom a single, unified workspace per environment is more than enough! In fact, this has become more and more practical with the rise of features like Repos, Unity Catalog, persona-based landing pages, etc. In such cases, we still recommend the separation of Development, Staging and Production workspaces for validation and QA purposes. This creates an environment ideal for small businesses or teams that value agility over complexity.
Workspace One–Useful blog links
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