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Databricks provides a cloud data, analytics, and AI platform with workspace-level and account-level administration, data/ML services, and agent tooling. Its products include managed data/ML services, Unity Catalog governance, SQL, and AI agent integrations.

4 integrations · MCP · REST · CLI

Databricks exposes workspace and account REST APIs, a Databricks CLI, and Databricks MCP servers; authentication is primarily OAuth (user or service-principal), with workspace PATs also supported for some surfaces.

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MCP servers1
REST · OpenAPI2
CLI1
Credentials
Databricks user OAuth app/clientoauth2Set up OAuth ↗

For user-authorized integrations, use Databricks OAuth as described in Authorize user access to Databricks with OAuth. For interactive tools, Databricks recommends unified authentication; for custom apps you can follow the manual OAuth flow on that page. For account-level operations set DATABRICKS_HOST to https://accounts.cloud.databricks.com; for workspace APIs set it to your workspace URL.

Databricks service principal OAuth client credentialsoauth2_ccSet up OAuth ↗

Create a Databricks service principal and then create an OAuth secret as described in Authorize service principal access to Databricks with OAuth. Databricks recommends unified authentication for tools/SDKs; for custom integrations you can use the manual M2M token flow from that page. For account-level operations use DATABRICKS_HOST = https://accounts.cloud.databricks.com; for workspace APIs use your workspace URL.

Databricks personal access token (workspace-level legacy token)bearerGet token ↗

In your Databricks workspace, open Settings → Developer → Access tokens → Manage → Generate new token as documented in Personal access tokens (legacy). PATs are workspace-scoped and cannot be used for account-level APIs.

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