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name databricks-core-workflow-a description Execute Databricks primary workflow: Delta Lake ETL pipelines.
Use when building data ingestion pipelines, implementing medallion architecture,
or creating Delta Lake transformations.
Trigger with phrases like "databricks ETL", "delta lake pipeline",
"medallion architecture", "databricks data pipeline", "bronze silver gold".
allowed-tools Read, Write, Edit, Bash(databricks:*), Grep version 1.0.0 license MIT author Jeremy Longshore <jeremy@intentsolutions.io> compatible-with claude-code, codex, openclaw tags ["saas","databricks","workflow","data-pipeline","etl"]
Databricks Core Workflow A: Delta Lake ETL
Overview
Build production Delta Lake ETL pipelines using the medallion architecture (Bronze > Silver > Gold). Uses Auto Loader (cloudFiles) for incremental ingestion, MERGE INTO for upserts, and Delta Live Tables for declarative pipelines.
Prerequisites
Completed databricks-install-auth setup
Unity Catalog enabled with catalogs/schemas created
Access to cloud storage for raw data (S3, ADLS, GCS)
Architecture
Raw Sources (S3/ADLS/GCS)
│ Auto Loader (cloudFiles)
▼
Bronze (raw + metadata)
│ Cleanse, deduplicate, type-cast
▼
Silver (conformed)
│ Aggregate, join, feature engineer
▼
Gold (analytics-ready)
Instructions
Step 1: Bronze Layer — Raw Ingestion with Auto Loader
Auto Loader (cloudFiles format) incrementally processes new files as they arrive. It handles schema inference, evolution, and scales to millions of files.
from pyspark.sql import SparkSession
from pyspark.sql.functions import current_timestamp, input_file_name, lit
spark = SparkSession.builder.getOrCreate()
bronze_stream = (
spark.readStream
.format ("cloudFiles" )
.option("cloudFiles.format" , "json" )
.option("cloudFiles.schemaLocation" , "/checkpoints/bronze/orders/schema" )
.option("cloudFiles.inferColumnTypes" , "true" )
.option("cloudFiles.schemaEvolutionMode" , "addNewColumns" )
.load("s3://data-lake/raw/orders/" )
)
bronze_with_meta = (
bronze_stream
.withColumn("_ingested_at" , current_timestamp())
.withColumn("_source_file" , input_file_name())
.withColumn("_source_system" , lit("orders-api" ))
)
(bronze_with_meta.writeStream
.format
"delta"
"append"
"checkpointLocation"
"/checkpoints/bronze/orders/data"
"mergeSchema"
"true"
"prod_catalog.bronze.raw_orders"
Step 2: Silver Layer — Cleansing and Deduplication Read from Bronze, apply business logic, and MERGE INTO Silver with upsert semantics.
from pyspark.sql.functions import col, trim, lower, to_timestamp, sha2, concat_ws
from delta.tables import DeltaTable
bronze_df = spark.table("prod_catalog.bronze.raw_orders" )
silver_df = (
bronze_df
.withColumn("order_id" , col("order_id" ).cast("string" ))
.withColumn("customer_email" , lower(trim(col("customer_email" ))))
.withColumn("order_date" , to_timestamp(col("order_date" ), "yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss" ))
.withColumn("amount" , col("amount" ).cast("decimal(12,2)" ))
.withColumn("email_hash" , sha2(col("customer_email" ), 256 ))
.filter (col("order_id" ).isNotNull())
.dropDuplicates(["order_id" ])
)
if spark.catalog.tableExists("prod_catalog.silver.orders" ):
target = DeltaTable.forName(spark, "prod_catalog.silver.orders" )
(target.alias("t" )
.merge(silver_df.alias("s" ), "t.order_id = s.order_id" )
.whenMatchedUpdateAll()
.whenNotMatchedInsertAll()
.execute())
else :
silver_df.write.format ("delta" ).saveAsTable("prod_catalog.silver.orders" )
Step 3: Gold Layer — Business Aggregations Aggregate Silver data into analytics-ready tables. Use partition-level overwrites for efficient updates.
from pyspark.sql.functions import sum as _sum , count, avg, date_trunc
gold_metrics = (
spark.table("prod_catalog.silver.orders" )
.withColumn("order_day" , date_trunc("day" , col("order_date" )))
.groupBy("order_day" , "region" )
.agg(
count("order_id" ).alias("total_orders" ),
_sum ("amount" ).alias("total_revenue" ),
avg("amount" ).alias("avg_order_value" ),
)
)
(gold_metrics.write
.format ("delta" )
.mode("overwrite" )
.option("replaceWhere" , f"order_day >= '{target_date} '" )
.saveAsTable("prod_catalog.gold.daily_order_metrics" ))
Step 4: Delta Table Maintenance
OPTIMIZE prod_catalog.silver.orders;
OPTIMIZE prod_catalog.silver.orders ZORDER BY (order_date, region);
ALTER TABLE prod_catalog.silver.orders CLUSTER BY (order_date, region);
OPTIMIZE prod_catalog.silver.orders;
VACUUM prod_catalog.silver.orders RETAIN 168 HOURS;
ANALYZE TABLE prod_catalog.silver.orders COMPUTE STATISTICS;
Step 5: Delta Live Tables (Declarative Pipeline) DLT manages orchestration, data quality, lineage, and error handling automatically.
import dlt
from pyspark.sql.functions import col, current_timestamp
@dlt.table(
comment="Raw orders from Auto Loader" ,
table_properties={"quality" : "bronze" },
)
def bronze_orders ():
return (
spark.readStream.format ("cloudFiles" )
.option("cloudFiles.format" , "json" )
.option("cloudFiles.inferColumnTypes" , "true" )
.load("s3://data-lake/raw/orders/" )
.withColumn("_ingested_at" , current_timestamp())
)
@dlt.table(comment="Cleansed orders" )
@dlt.expect_or_drop("valid_order_id" , "order_id IS NOT NULL"
@dlt.expect_or_drop("valid_amount" , "amount > 0"
def silver_orders ():
return (
dlt.read_stream("bronze_orders" )
.withColumn("amount" , col("amount" ).cast("decimal(12,2)" ))
.dropDuplicates(["order_id" ])
)
@dlt.table(comment="Daily revenue metrics" )
def gold_daily_revenue ():
return (
dlt.read("silver_orders" )
.groupBy("region" , "order_date" )
.agg({"amount" : "sum" , "order_id" : "count" })
)
Step 6: Schedule the Pipeline from databricks.sdk import WorkspaceClient
from databricks.sdk.service.jobs import (
CreateJob, Task, NotebookTask, JobCluster, CronSchedule,
)
from databricks.sdk.service.compute import ClusterSpec, AutoScale
w = WorkspaceClient()
job = w.jobs.create(
name="daily-orders-etl" ,
tasks=[
Task(task_key="bronze" , job_cluster_key="etl" ,
notebook_task=NotebookTask(notebook_path="/Repos/team/pipelines/bronze" )),
Task(task_key="silver" , job_cluster_key="etl" ,
notebook_task=NotebookTask(notebook_path="/Repos/team/pipelines/silver" ),
depends_on=[{"task_key" : "bronze" }]),
Task(task_key="gold" , job_cluster_key="etl" ,
notebook_task=NotebookTask(notebook_path="/Repos/team/pipelines/gold" ),
depends_on=[{"task_key" : "silver" }]),
],
job_clusters=[JobCluster(
job_cluster_key="etl" ,
new_cluster=ClusterSpec(
spark_version="14.3.x-scala2.12" ,
node_type_id="i3.xlarge" ,
autoscale=AutoScale(min_workers=1 , max_workers=4 ),
),
)],
schedule=CronSchedule(quartz_cron_expression="0 0 6 * * ?" , timezone_id="UTC" ),
max_concurrent_runs=1 ,
)
print (f"Created job: {job.job_id} " )
Output
Bronze layer with raw data, Auto Loader schema evolution, and ingestion metadata
Silver layer with cleansed, deduplicated, type-cast data via MERGE upserts
Gold layer with business-ready aggregations
Table maintenance schedule (OPTIMIZE, VACUUM, ANALYZE)
Optional DLT pipeline with built-in data quality expectations
Error Handling Error Cause Solution AnalysisException: mergeSchemaSource schema changed Auto Loader handles this; for batch add .option("mergeSchema", "true") ConcurrentAppendExceptionMultiple jobs writing same table Use MERGE with retry logic or serialize writes via max_concurrent_runs=1 Null primary keyBad source data Add @dlt.expect_or_drop or .filter(col("pk").isNotNull()) java.lang.OutOfMemoryErrorDriver collecting large results Never call .collect() on large data; use .write to keep distributed VACUUM below retentionRetention < 7 days Set delta.deletedFileRetentionDuration = '168 hours' minimum
Examples
Quick Pipeline Validation
SELECT 'bronze' AS layer, COUNT (* ) AS rows FROM prod_catalog.bronze.raw_orders
UNION ALL SELECT 'silver' , COUNT (* ) FROM prod_catalog.silver.orders
UNION ALL SELECT 'gold' , COUNT (* ) FROM prod_catalog.gold.daily_order_metrics;
Resources
Next Steps For ML workflows, see databricks-core-workflow-b.
