You create an Azure Databricks cluster and specify an additional library to install. When you attempt to load the library to a notebook, the library in not found. You need to identify the cause of the issue. What should you review?
A. notebook logs
B. cluster event logs
C. global init scripts logs
D. workspace logs
Emily FosterPosted Feb 18, 2025, 4:54 PM
When facing an issue with a library not being found after installing it in an Azure Databricks cluster, the first step in troubleshooting is reviewing the cluster event logs. Cluster event logs can provide valuable insights into the installation process of the library and any potential errors or warnings that occurred during the installation.
By checking the cluster event logs, you can identify if there were any issues encountered while installing the library on the cluster. In case of any errors or warnings during the installation process, they would be recorded in the cluster event logs, allowing you to pinpoint the root cause of the library not being found in the notebook.
Therefore, in the scenario described, reviewing the cluster event logs would be the most appropriate step to identify the cause of the issue with the library not being found after installation on the Azure Databricks cluster.