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The Trustible platforms supports a Databricks integration that allows transferring data into the Inventory. This guide covers how to set-up the integration and transfer data into the platform.
Note: Currently we only support transferring MLFlow metrics/parameters into specific Model Card fields.The Trustible platforms supports a Databricks integration that allows transferring data into the Inventory. This guide covers how to set-up the integration and transfer data into the platform.
Note: Currently we only support transferring MLFlow metrics/parameters into specific Model Card field
To connect to Databricks, you will need to set-up a Service Principal and grant it access to the relevant models/notebooks/files in your Workspace. A service principal is a separate identity for connecting to external services - this will give you fine-grained control over what Trustible can access. You can read in depth instructions for generating tokens in theĀ Databricks Documentation.
To add a token into the platform:
dapixxxxhttps://dbc-{XXX}.cloud.databricks.com)The MLFlow Integration is currently available for specific fields on the Model Card.
To use the integration, the following conditions must be met:
The āRegistered Modelā has a Run associated with it

The Service Principle has access to the Registered Model and Run.

Copying over the data:

Data can be accessed by:
Registered Model: Will identify the Run associated with the latest version of the model

Specific Run ID
The next view will show you all the available Metrics/Parameters. Select the ones that should be copied over and add custom names/comments. This data will be stored as a special JSON on the field. When you are done, click Copy to Form.
