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On October 29, 2026, Databricks announced the general availability (GA) of Serverless Compute Access Controls, which use the Can Use and Can Manage permissions to determine who can run serverless compute. The same Databricks Blog post also mentions that Serverless Compute Tags are in Beta and can attribute DBU costs by team or project; rate limits are already available, and shared budgets are coming soon, to prevent runaway workloads and cap team spending. The post states that Databricks' serverless usage has grown more than 3x over the past year. Currently, this news comes only from a single source, the Databricks Blog, with no other independent reporting.
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Databricks announces general availability of Serverless Compute access controls
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Databricks introduces finer-grained cost controls for serverless
Databricks has introduced cost control capabilities for serverless compute, shifting the object of control from machines to people and workloads: Serverless Compute Tags is in Beta and can attribute DBU costs by team and project; Serverless Compute Access Controls is now GA, using Can Use/Can Manage permissions to determine who can run serverless. Rate limits are now available, and shared budgets are coming soon, to prevent runaway workloads and cap team spending. Over the past year, Databricks' serverless usage has grown more than 3x.