Manage virtual networks

By default, every Azure Databricks deployment creates a locked virtual network (VNet) in your Azure subscription. All clusters are created in that virtual network.

You may want to customize this network infrastructure, including:

• Peering your Azure Databricks virtual network with another virtual network, whether remote or on-premises.
• Deploying your Azure Databricks customer-managed resources in your own virtual network (sometimes called VNet injection).

These articles explain the benefits of these network customizations and how to perform them:

• Peer virtual networks
• Deploy Azure Databricks in your Azure virtual network (VNet injection)
• Upgrade your VNet Injection preview workspace to GA
• Connect your Azure Databricks workspace to your on-premises network
• User-defined route settings for Azure Databricks
• Enable Azure Private Link

See also Azure Databricks regions and Databricks Terraform provider.