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Exam DBDEA Topics: governance Difficulty: medium

A platform team keeps its production notebooks in a Databricks Git folder cloned from the team's GitHub repository. External auditors must be allowed to open and read the folder's notebooks and run them on sample data, but they must not edit files, create branches, or push changes. How should a workspace admin grant the auditors' group this access?

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  1. A. Grant the auditors CAN RUN on the Git folder: workspace objects like Git folders use their own permission levels (CAN READ, CAN RUN, CAN EDIT, CAN MANAGE).
  2. B. Grant the auditors SELECT on the Git folder through Unity Catalog, because Git folders are securables governed by the metastore like tables.
  3. C. Grant the auditors nothing on the folder, because every workspace user can already view, edit, and run any Git folder by default.
  4. D. Grant the auditors CAN RUN on the catalog's Delta tables, because permissions on a Git folder automatically extend to the data its notebooks read.
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Correct answer: Grant the auditors CAN RUN on the Git folder: workspace objects like Git folders use their own permission levels (CAN READ, CAN RUN, CAN EDIT, CAN MANAGE).

Reference: https://docs.databricks.com/aws/en/repos/git-folders-concepts

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