Yeah, I’ve done databricks with dash before! It’s totally doable but requires some setup.
The key is to use databricks’ REST API or JDBC to pull data into a separate Dash app.
Plotly works fine in databricks notebooks, but if you want a standalone interactive dashboard, Dash is way better.
Check out this guide: [link to a blog post]. It’s a bit old but the concepts still hold.
Biggest gotcha? Latency. If your databricks queries are slow, your Dash app will feel sluggish.
The key is to use databricks’ REST API or JDBC to pull data into a separate Dash app.
Plotly works fine in databricks notebooks, but if you want a standalone interactive dashboard, Dash is way better.
Check out this guide: [link to a blog post]. It’s a bit old but the concepts still hold.
Biggest gotcha? Latency. If your databricks queries are slow, your Dash app will feel sluggish.