LazyDatabricks
Getting Started

Installation

Install LazyDatabricks on your system

LazyDatabricks can be installed using pip or pipx.

Using pip

pip install lazydatabricks

pipx installs Python applications in isolated environments:

pipx install lazydatabricks

From Source

For development or to get the latest changes:

git clone https://github.com/mfbaig35r/lazydatabricks.git
cd lazydatabricks
pip install -e ".[dev]"

Requirements

  • Python 3.10 or higher
  • A Databricks workspace with API access
  • Valid authentication credentials

Verify Installation

After installation, test the connection:

lazydatabricks test

Launch Modes

LazyDatabricks supports both TUI (interactive) and CLI (non-interactive) modes:

# Launch the TUI (default)
lazydatabricks

# Use a specific profile
lazydatabricks --profile staging

# CLI mode (non-interactive)
lazydatabricks health      # Health snapshot
lazydatabricks clusters    # List clusters
lazydatabricks jobs        # List jobs
lazydatabricks test        # Test connection

Next Steps

Once installed, you'll need to configure your Databricks authentication.

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