Start a terminated Databricks cluster by providing its cluster ID to resume data processing and analytics workflows.
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"Databricks" matching MCP tools:
- Retrieve a list of all Databricks clusters to monitor resources, manage configurations, and track cluster status.MIT
- Shut down a Databricks cluster to stop resource usage and manage costs. Provide the cluster ID to terminate it.MIT
- Retrieve and display all Databricks jobs to monitor and manage scheduled workflows and automated tasks.MIT
- Retrieve and display all active Databricks clusters to manage compute resources and monitor cluster status.MIT
- Discover available Databricks MCP tools after authentication to access and interact with Databricks-hosted applications through Claude.
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Remote data science agents for Snowflake, Databricks & BigQuery in Claude/Cursor via MCP
AI data intelligence platform that brings your data warehouse, dashboards, monitoring, and accumulated business knowledge into any MCP client. Connects to BigQuery, Snowflake, PostgreSQL, MySQL, ClickHouse, Redshift, Databricks, SQL Server, and Azure Synapse.
- Authenticate with Databricks via OAuth to enable interaction with Databricks-hosted tools through Claude. Opens browser for authorization.
- Execute data quality validation rules from a YAML file against DuckDB, BigQuery, Athena, Databricks, or Postgres, returning a JSON report with optional LLM-driven root cause analysis.Apache 2.0
- Retrieve complete details for a Snowflake connected tag by its group ID, including masking configuration, status, database info, and timestamps.GPL 3.0
- List Snowflake tags connected to ALTR that are available for use in policies.GPL 3.0
- Creates an empty masking policy for a tag to control how tagged data is masked. Supports Snowflake and Databricks with platform-specific tag handling.GPL 3.0
- Delete a Snowflake tag from ALTR after removing all associated policies. For Databricks, use delete_policy instead.GPL 3.0
- Retrieve all allowed values configured for a Snowflake tag. Use this to inspect values before creating masking rules with add_rules.GPL 3.0
- Register a Snowflake tag in ALTR to enable its use in masking policies and tag management.GPL 3.0
- Connect a new data source to ALTR with keypair or password authentication. Supports Snowflake, Databricks, and OLTP databases.GPL 3.0
- Update the masking configuration for an existing Snowflake tag. Provide tag group ID, database ID, and friendly name; optionally modify masking type, custom role, or data type list.GPL 3.0
- Remove a tag mask from a Snowflake column using database, schema, and tag name instead of a tag group ID.GPL 3.0
- Retrieve full masking configuration, status, and timestamps for a specific Snowflake tag using database, schema, and tag name. Use when you know the exact tag but not the tag group ID.GPL 3.0
- Connect a Databricks workspace to the ALTR platform for centralized data security. Supports token or password authentication.GPL 3.0
- Initiates a GDLP classification scan on a Databricks database to detect sensitive columns. The scan runs asynchronously; check progress with get_jobs and results with get_classification_report.GPL 3.0