Databricks explains when to use OpenSharing, Clean Rooms or Marketplace
Overview
Databricks publishes a blog post explaining how to choose among its three data collaboration options: OpenSharing, Clean Rooms and Marketplace.
According to the post, OpenSharing gives recipients read-only access to live data assets, including assets outside Databricks.
Clean Rooms, the post says, are a neutral space where two to ten businesses bring their data together and run only code that every party has approved. Marketplace is an open exchange where data providers, software vendors and technology partners publish offerings that any Databricks customer can find and connect to from its workspace, without a prior relationship with the publisher.
Written by AI from the articles below · updated Nov 5, 1:09 PM ET
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AIDatabricks explains when to use OpenSharing, Clean Rooms or Marketplace for data collaboration. OpenSharing gives recipients read-only access to live assets, including those outside Databricks, and Clean Rooms let up to ten businesses run only jointly approved code. Marketplace is a public exchange for offerings that customers can discover without a prior relationship.
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