Manage private endpoint rules

Important

Effective December 4, 2024, Azure Databricks began charging for networking costs associated with serverless workloads connecting to customer resources. You are currently billed for private endpoint per-hour charges to your resources. Data processing charges for Private Link connections are waived indefinitely. Billing for other networking costs will be rolled out gradually, including:

• Public connectivity to your resources, like over a NAT gateway.
• Data transfer charges, such as when serverless compute and the target resource reside in different regions.

Charges will not be applied retroactively.

This article describes how to manage private endpoint rules for private connectivity from serverless compute using the Azure Databricks account console. You can also use the Network Connectivity Configurations API.

To configure private connectivity for serverless compute, see Configure private connectivity from serverless compute.

View the status of a private endpoint rule

After you create a private endpoint rule, you can view its status on the Network Connectivity Config page under Private endpoint rules.

• PENDING: Pending approval on the resource.
• ESTABLISHED: Established on the resource.
• REJECTED: Rejected on the resource.
• DISCONNECTED: Disconnected on the resource.
• EXPIRED: Expired on the resource. A private endpoint rule expires after being in the REJECTED, DISCONNECTED, or PENDING state for 14 days.

Remove private endpoint rules

You must be an Azure Databricks account admin to remove a private endpoint.

1. As an account admin, go to the account console.

2. In the sidebar, click Cloud Resources.

3. Click Network Connectivity Configs.

4. Select your NCC.

5. In Private endpoint rules, click the trash icon at the right of the rule you want to remove.

   If the rule is in ESTABLISHED, REJECTED, or DISCONNECTED state, Databricks might retain the private endpoint on your cloud resource for 7 days before permanently deleting it.