Save job result to volume

This Declarative Automation Bundles example demonstrates how to define and use a Unity Catalog volume.

Specifically we'll define a hello_world_job job which writes "Hello, World!" to a file in a Unity Catalog Volume.

The bundle also defines a Volume and the associated Schema in which the Job writes text to.

Prerequisites

Update the host field under workspace in databricks.yml to the Databricks workspace you wish to deploy to.

Run databricks bundle deploy to deploy the job.

Run databricks bundle run hello_world_job to run the job and store the results in UC volume.