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Databricks and Google Cloud Storage connection
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Ways to connect Databricks and Google Cloud Storage
Create a new workflow and add the first step
In n8n, click the "Add workflow" button in the Workflows tab to create a new workflow. Add the starting point – a trigger on when your workflow should run: an app event, a schedule, a webhook call, another workflow, an AI chat, or a manual trigger. Sometimes, the HTTP Request node might already serve as your starting point.
Create your own Databricks and Google Cloud Storage connection
Create custom Databricks + Google Cloud Storage automations by choosing triggers and actions. Nodes come with global operations and settings, as well as app-specific parameters that can be configured. You can also use the HTTP Request node to query data from any app or service with a REST API.
Databricks supported actions
Execute Query
Execute a SQL query and wait for results
Create Directory
Create a directory in volume
Delete Directory
Delete a directory in volume
Delete File
Delete a file from a volume
Download File
Download file content from a volume
Get File Metadata
Get file metadata from a volume
List Directory
List directory contents in volume
Upload File
Upload a file (up to 5 GiB) to Databricks volumes
Create Conversation Message
Create a new conversation message
Execute Message SQL Query
Execute a SQL query from a message attachment
Get Conversation Message
Get a conversation message by ID
Get Genie Space
Get details of a Genie space
Get Query Results
Get results of a SQL query execution
Start Conversation
Start a new conversation
Query Endpoint
Query a serving endpoint. The input format is automatically detected from the endpoint schema.
Create Catalog
Create a new catalog
Create Function
Create a new function
Create Table
Register a new table
Create Volume
Create a new volume
Delete Catalog
Delete a catalog
Delete Function
Delete a function
Delete Table
Delete a table
Delete Volume
Delete a volume
Get Catalog
Get catalog information
Get Function
Get function information
Get Table
Get table information
Get Volume
Get volume information
List Catalogs
List all catalogs
List Functions
List functions in schema
List Tables
List tables in schema
List Volumes
List volumes in schema
Update Catalog
Update catalog information
Create Index
Create a new vector search index
Get Index
Get details of a vector search index
List Indexes
List all vector search indexes
Query Index
Query a vector search index with text or vectors
Google Cloud Storage supported actions
Create
Create a new Bucket
Delete
Delete an empty Bucket
Get
Get metadata for a specific Bucket
Get Many
Get list of Buckets
Update
Update the metadata of a bucket
Create
Create an object
Delete
Delete an object
Get
Get object data or metadata
Get Many
Retrieve a list of objects
Update
Update an object's metadata
Databricks and Google Cloud Storage connection details
Databricks
Related categories
Google Cloud Storage
Data can be stored and accessed on the Google Cloud Platform infrastructure using Google Cloud Storage, a RESTful online file storage web service. The service combines cutting-edge security and sharing features with the performance and scalability of Google's cloud.
Google Cloud Storage node docs + examples
Google Cloud Storage credential docs
See Google Cloud Storage integrations
Related categories
Other integrations with Google Cloud Storage
FAQs
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