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Databricks DevRel Example Notebooks

A collection of notebooks demonstrating Databricks features and integrations.

Notebooks

nbs/ — Databricks Platform

Notebook Description
ai_sql_functions Query Foundation Models with SQL using ai_query
fast_classification_provisioned High-throughput text classification with Provisioned Throughput
fm_api_mlflow_prompt_eng Compare models and prompts with the MLflow Prompt Engineering UI
fm_api_openai_sdk Use the Foundation Model API with the OpenAI Python SDK
fm_api_outside_db Call the Foundation Model API from outside Databricks
intro_generation_parameters Control model behavior with temperature, top_p, top_k, and more
manage_chat_sessions Manage chat sessions with ChatSession and custom history
playground Test and compare LLMs in the Databricks AI Playground
sam2-on-databricks Run SAM2 video object segmentation on Databricks
serve_marketplace Deploy Marketplace models with Delta Sharing and Model Serving
streaming_outputs Stream responses from Foundation Model API models
vector_search_fm_api Set up Vector Search with Foundation Model API embeddings
AI Gateway helper notebook Query system tables for AI serving endpoint usage
Connect to more data with Lakehouse Federation Query external databases via Lakehouse Federation
Current LDN 2025 transformWithState Stateful Structured Streaming with transformWithStateInPandas
Data Engineering SQL Holiday Specials New SQL features from late 2024: materialized views, federation, and more
Ham Sandwiches Custom Config Pass variables between languages and add custom Delta config

mlflow/ — OSS AI / MLflow

Notebook Description
2024-11-27-dspy Build and optimize LLM programs with DSPy and MLflow
gemini-trace-tool MLflow tracing with Gemini 2.0 Flash and tool calling

How to Use

Import individual notebooks

In your Databricks workspace, go to the workspace browser, select Import (from the kebab menu or right-click menu), and paste the raw GitHub URL of the notebook you want to import.

Clone the repository

Navigate to Repos in your Databricks workspace, click Add Repo, and enter:

https://github.com/databricks-solutions/devrel-examples

All notebooks are in the notebooks/ directory.