Demonstrate Delta Sharing Securely Between Databricks Deployments Using Databricks to Databricks Sharing (D2D) or to External Platforms Using the Open Sharing Protocol (D2O). DATA-ENGINEER-PROFESSIONAL Practice Questions (Page 5)

Questions 21–23

1. 21foundation · easy

   When a recipient no longer needs access to shared data, what should the provider do?

   • ADrop the shared tables
   • BChange the recipient's email address
   • CDelete the recipient's Databricks workspace
   • DRevoke the recipient's access token
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2. 22expert · hard

   A multinational corporation has two Databricks workspaces: one in the US (production) and one in the EU (analytics). They need to share a table from the US workspace with the EU workspace. The EU workspace has strict data residency requirements, and the data must not leave the EU. The table is currently stored in US cloud storage. What is the best approach?

   • AShare the table directly from the US workspace using D2D sharing.
   • BCreate a view in the EU workspace that references the US table and share the view.
   • CReplicate the table to EU storage and share the replicated table from a new share in the EU workspace.
   • DUse open sharing to share the table from the US workspace to the EU workspace.
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3. 23foundation · easy

   When setting up Databricks-to-Databricks (D2D) sharing, what must the provider create to allow a recipient Databricks workspace to access shared data?

   • AA Databricks personal access token for the recipient's workspace
   • BA share and a recipient, then grant the recipient access to the share
   • CAn Azure Data Lake Storage container with public access
   • DA new cluster in the recipient's workspace
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