Supply chain visibility is a cornerstone of modern supply chain management, enabling organizations to engage in proactive management of automated fulfillment and enhanced customer satisfaction. This application facilitates the establishment of a comprehensive, end-to-end perspective of the supply chain, while demonstrating the construction of an agentic workflow for the order fulfillment segment.
Configure Databricks Repos:
In your Databricks workspace, navigate to the Repos section. Click Add Repo and select the Git provider (e.g., GitHub, GitLab). Paste the HTTPS URL of the public Git repository. Since it is public, authentication may not be strictly required for read access, but it's a best practice to use a Git token for consistency.
Clone the Repository:
Choose a destination folder within your Databricks workspace. The platform will clone the public repository, making your application code (notebooks, scripts) available within the Databricks environment.
Set Up Compute Cluster:
Create or select an existing Databricks cluster to serve as the compute environment for your application. Ensure the cluster's configuration (Databricks Runtime version, instance types) meets the requirements of your application code.
Execute the Application:
Open the main entry-point notebook or script from the newly cloned repository in your Repos section. Attach the notebook to the cluster created in the previous step. Run the notebook to execute your application code, which may include installing dependencies or setting up job workflows.
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