Deleting a Secret Scope in Databricks
To delete a secret scope in Databricks, you can use the Databricks CLI or the Secrets API. Deleting a secret scope removes all secrets and access control lists (ACLs) associated with it.
Here’s how to delete a secret scope using the Databricks CLI:
- Open your terminal or command prompt.
- Use the following command to delete a secret scope:
databricks secrets delete-scope
- Replace
with the name of the secret scope you want to delete.
Alternatively, you can use the Secrets API to delete a secret scope. This method involves making a DELETE request to the appropriate endpoint.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What happens to secrets when a secret scope is deleted?
A: When a secret scope is deleted, all secrets and ACLs associated with that scope are also deleted.
- Q: Can I recover deleted secret scopes?
A: No, once a secret scope is deleted, it cannot be recovered. Ensure you have backups or alternative storage for critical secrets.
- Q: How do I manage permissions for secret scopes?
A: You can manage permissions using the Databricks CLI or Secrets API by granting, listing, or deleting ACLs for principals.
- Q: Can I use a URL to delete secret scopes?
A: No, there is no URL method to delete secret scopes. You must use the Databricks CLI or Secrets API.
- Q: What is the difference between Databricks-backed and Azure Key Vault-backed secret scopes?
A: Databricks-backed scopes store secrets directly in Databricks, while Azure Key Vault-backed scopes store secrets in Azure Key Vault, providing additional security features.
- Q: How do I list existing secret scopes?
A: You can list existing secret scopes using the Databricks CLI command
databricks secrets list-scopes
. - Q: Can I delete individual secrets without deleting the entire scope?
A: Yes, you can delete individual secrets using the command
databricks secrets delete-secret
.
Bottom Line: Deleting a secret scope in Databricks is a straightforward process using the CLI or Secrets API. However, it’s crucial to understand that this action is irreversible and removes all associated secrets and permissions.