Hi all, I'm looking for some guidance... we use Pu...
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broad-alligator-55470
03/04/2026, 12:36 PMHi all, I'm looking for some guidance... we use Pulumi to deploy our Azure Databricks workspace which I want to update with the Databricks provider. Is there a way to set the DATABRICKS_HOST and DATABRICKS_AZURE_RESOURCE_ID after creating the workspace with the Azure Native provider within the same deployment?
What I have tried is setting those values using the export function and the os.environ in combination with Output.all, but it doesn't seem to work.
broad-alligator-55470
03/04/2026, 2:03 PMWithin the documentation it looks like you could use some reference, but I think this was copied over from Terraform: https://www.pulumi.com/registry/packages/databricks/#authenticating-with-azure-managed-service-principal-using-client-secret
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lively-crayon-44649
03/04/2026, 2:52 PMNot sure I follow exactly, but I think what you want is an explicit provider
lively-crayon-44649
03/04/2026, 2:52 PMSo you would do your Azure code to set up the workspace, then initialise explicitly a new Databricks provider using the outputs of those resources, then use that provider to subsequently provision Databricks resources
lively-crayon-44649
03/04/2026, 2:52 PMlively-crayon-44649
03/04/2026, 2:53 PMSo e.g.
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azure_thing = azure.DatabricksThing(...)
databricks = databricks.Provider(..., host=azure_thing.output1, azure_resource_id=azure_thing.output2)
db1 = databricks.Resource(..., provider=databricks)b
broad-alligator-55470
03/05/2026, 2:34 PMThanks, this is exactly what I was looking for. Did had some issues with the state though as the old provider didn't have the values to delete
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