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Exam DBDEA Topics: jobs Difficulty: medium

Governance rules at a company state that compute used by Lakeflow Jobs must follow approved shapes: permitted node types and a maximum worker count. The platform team wants these rules enforced automatically whenever engineers configure compute for their jobs, not reviewed case by case. What should the platform team do?

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  1. A. Apply a compute policy to the job compute, so permitted node types and size limits are enforced
  2. B. Document the approved shapes in the team wiki, because compute policies apply only to interactive all-purpose compute
  3. C. Rely on automatic inheritance, because every job takes the compute policy of the engineer who created it
  4. D. Cap the number of clusters per workspace, because compute policies control only how many clusters can exist
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Correct answer: Apply a compute policy to the job compute, so permitted node types and size limits are enforced

Reference: https://docs.databricks.com/aws/en/compute/configure

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