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Exam DBDEA Topics: governance Difficulty: medium

A company syncs groups such as data_engineers from its identity provider to Databricks using SCIM provisioning. The governance team wants a single definition of each group, so that a grant issued in any workspace, or directly in Unity Catalog, always applies to the same members. Where should these groups be managed?

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  1. A. Recreate each group manually as a workspace-local group in every single workspace, keeping every member list synchronized by hand across the company.
  2. B. Keep the groups at the account level, but accept that Unity Catalog data grants cannot reference account groups on securables.
  3. C. Manage them as account groups synced from the identity provider: they can be used for grants in any workspace, unlike workspace-local groups.
  4. D. Rely on the SCIM sync to create an equivalent workspace-local copy of each group automatically inside every workspace.
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Correct answer: Manage them as account groups synced from the identity provider: they can be used for grants in any workspace, unlike workspace-local groups.

Reference: https://docs.databricks.com/aws/en/data-governance/unity-catalog/

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