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databricks_user Resource

This resource allows you to manage users in Databricks Workspace, Databricks Account Console or Azure Databricks Account Console. You can also associate Databricks users to databricks_group. Upon user creation the user will receive a password reset email. You can also get information about caller identity using databricks_current_user data source.

-> Note To assign account level users to workspace use databricks_mws_permission_assignment.

-> Note Entitlements, like, allow_cluster_create, allow_instance_pool_create, databricks_sql_access, workspace_access applicable only for workspace-level users. Use databricks_entitlements resource to assign entitlements inside a workspace to account-level users.

To create users in the Databricks account, the provider must be configured with host = "https://accounts.cloud.databricks.com" on AWS deployments or host = "https://accounts.azuredatabricks.net" and authenticate using AAD tokens on Azure deployments.

The default behavior when deleting a databricks_user resource depends on whether the provider is configured at the workspace-level or account-level. When the provider is configured at the workspace-level, the user will be deleted from the workspace. When the provider is configured at the account-level, the user will be deactivated but not deleted. When the provider is configured at the account level, to delete the user from the account when the resource is deleted, set disable_as_user_deletion = false. Conversely, when the provider is configured at the account-level, to deactivate the user when the resource is deleted, set disable_as_user_deletion = true.

Example Usage

Creating regular user:

resource "databricks_user" "me" {
  user_name = "[email protected]"
}

Creating user with administrative permissions - referencing special admins databricks_group in databricks_group_member resource:

data "databricks_group" "admins" {
  display_name = "admins"
}

resource "databricks_user" "me" {
  user_name = "[email protected]"
}

resource "databricks_group_member" "i-am-admin" {
  group_id  = data.databricks_group.admins.id
  member_id = databricks_user.me.id
}

Creating user with cluster create permissions:

resource "databricks_user" "me" {
  user_name            = "[email protected]"
  display_name         = "Example user"
  allow_cluster_create = true
}

Creating user in AWS Databricks account:

// initialize provider at account-level
provider "databricks" {
  alias         = "mws"
  host          = "https://accounts.cloud.databricks.com"
  account_id    = "00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000"
  client_id     = var.client_id
  client_secret = var.client_secret
}

resource "databricks_user" "account_user" {
  provider     = databricks.mws
  user_name    = "[email protected]"
  display_name = "Example user"
}

Creating user in Azure Databricks account:

// initialize provider at Azure account-level
provider "databricks" {
  alias      = "azure_account"
  host       = "https://accounts.azuredatabricks.net"
  account_id = "00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000"
  auth_type  = "azure-cli"
}

resource "databricks_user" "account_user" {
  provider     = databricks.azure_account
  user_name    = "[email protected]"
  display_name = "Example user"
}

Argument Reference

The following arguments are available:

  • user_name - (Required) This is the username of the given user and will be their form of access and identity. Provided username will be converted to lower case if it contains upper case characters.
  • display_name - (Optional) This is an alias for the username that can be the full name of the user.
  • external_id - (Optional) ID of the user in an external identity provider.
  • allow_cluster_create - (Optional) Allow the user to have cluster create privileges. Defaults to false. More fine grained permissions could be assigned with databricks_permissions and cluster_id argument. Everyone without allow_cluster_create argument set, but with permission to use Cluster Policy would be able to create clusters, but within boundaries of that specific policy.
  • allow_instance_pool_create - (Optional) Allow the user to have instance pool create privileges. Defaults to false. More fine grained permissions could be assigned with databricks_permissions and instance_pool_id argument.
  • databricks_sql_access - (Optional) This is a field to allow the group to have access to Databricks SQL feature in User Interface and through databricks_sql_endpoint.
  • active - (Optional) Either user is active or not. True by default, but can be set to false in case of user deactivation with preserving user assets.
  • force - (Optional) Ignore cannot create user: User with username X already exists errors and implicitly import the specific user into Terraform state, enforcing entitlements defined in the instance of resource. This functionality is experimental and is designed to simplify corner cases, like Azure Active Directory synchronisation.
  • force_delete_repos - (Optional) This flag determines whether the user's repo directory is deleted when the user is deleted. It will have no impact when in the accounts SCIM API. False by default.
  • force_delete_home_dir - (Optional) This flag determines whether the user's home directory is deleted when the user is deleted. It will have not impact when in the accounts SCIM API. False by default.
  • disable_as_user_deletion - (Optional) Deactivate the user when deleting the resource, rather than deleting the user entirely. Defaults to true when the provider is configured at the account-level and false when configured at the workspace-level. This flag is exclusive to force_delete_repos and force_delete_home_dir flags.

Attribute Reference

In addition to all arguments above, the following attributes are exported:

Import

The resource scim user can be imported using id:

terraform import databricks_user.me <user-id>

Related Resources

The following resources are often used in the same context: