There doesn't appear to be a documented approach to retrieving the allowed list of notebooks (and their parameters) and any job id's from the Databricks platform via any of the custom commands. From an integration perspective the ability to query these so that concise dashboards (and field verifications for example) can be provided to the end user.
Without these there is significant manual effort required to provide a usable front-end within Splunk, especially if there are frequent changes on the Databricks side. If they don't already exist, new custom commands to retrieve details of notebooks / jobs would be beneficial to this end.
There doesn't appear to be a documented approach to retrieving the allowed list of notebooks (and their parameters) and any job id's from the Databricks platform via any of the custom commands. From an integration perspective the ability to query these so that concise dashboards (and field verifications for example) can be provided to the end user.
Without these there is significant manual effort required to provide a usable front-end within Splunk, especially if there are frequent changes on the Databricks side. If they don't already exist, new custom commands to retrieve details of notebooks / jobs would be beneficial to this end.