databricks Platform · Updated Aug 4, 2025

PrivateLink connections from serverless compute to resources in your VPC…

You can now enable AWS PrivateLink to resources in your VPC (virtual private cloud) through an NLB (network load balancer) from serverless compute.

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What it does

You can now enable AWS PrivateLink to resources in your VPC (virtual private cloud) through an NLB (network load balancer) from serverless compute. note Databricks charges for networking costs when serverless workloads connect to customer resources, and when performance intensive services egress data cross region back to clients. This page explains how to use the Databricks account console UI to configure PrivateLink connections from serverless compute to resources in your virtual private cloud (VPC) through a network load balancer (NLB).

Why it matters

note Databricks charges for networking costs when serverless workloads connect to customer resources, and when performance intensive services egress data cross region back to clients.

Key capabilities

For simplified deployment

For simplified deployment:

After your VPC endpoint service

After your VPC endpoint service is created, allow \ in the Allow principals tab. This allows Databricks to create one VPC…

For granular permission control

For granular permission control:

After your VPC endpoint service

After your VPC endpoint service is created, navigate to the Allow principals tab.

Architecture

Databricks Platform → Platform

In short

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Key takeaway

You can now enable AWS PrivateLink to resources in your VPC (virtual private cloud) through an NLB (network load balancer) from serverless compute.

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