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Exam DBDEA Topics: cicd Difficulty: easy

A newly hired data engineer wants to start adopting Automation Bundles for the team's Lakeflow Jobs and pipelines. They need a first bundle project on their laptop — a databricks.yml plus starter resource definitions — but have never written bundle YAML and do not want to assemble the project files by hand. Which action gets them a working scaffold the fastest?

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  1. A. Copy a full databricks.yml example out of the Databricks documentation and adapt its fields by hand each time the team starts a new project
  2. B. Ask a workspace administrator to create the bundle in the workspace UI, because bundles cannot be created locally
  3. C. Connect a remote Git repository to the workspace first, because databricks bundle init will not run without an existing repository
  4. D. Run databricks bundle init, pick one of the Databricks-provided default templates, and answer the prompts that generate the project files
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Correct answer: Run databricks bundle init, pick one of the Databricks-provided default templates, and answer the prompts that generate the project files

Reference: https://docs.databricks.com/aws/en/dev-tools/bundles/

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Official Answer (D): Run databricks bundle init, pick one of the Databricks-provided default templates, and answer the prompts that generate the project files

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