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detect runtime
The problem requires a code that runs across platforms
sys.modulesand returns unique values related to 'fabric' or 'databricks' or a key that contains 'fabric' or 'databricks' .
I am still open for a better solution but for now I can survive with this.
Hi smpa01 ,
You can utilize ‘notebookutils.runtime.context’ in Microsoft Fabric to obtain information about the current session, such as the notebook name, workspace details, and lakehouse information.
notebookutils.runtime.context
Helpful Reference:
NotebookUtils (former MSSparkUtils) for Fabric - Microsoft Fabric | Microsoft Learn
I hope this information is helpful to you.
I need a code that can run both in databricks and fabric notebooks
Hi smpa01 ,
Detecting the environment in a notebook whether it's running on Microsoft Fabric or Databricks requires different methods since both platforms handle runtime details differently. Unfortunately, there's no universal way to do this across both environments.
Each platform has its own way of providing system information:
1. Microsoft Fabric Notebooks - Microsoft Fabric relies on notebookutils.runtime.context to fetch session, notebook, and workspace details. However, this API is specific to Fabric and isn't available in Databricks.
2. Databricks provides the DATABRICKS_RUNTIME_VERSION environment variable, which shows the runtime version. This variable is specific to Databricks and is not available in Microsoft Fabric.
FYI
The problem requires a code that runs across platforms
sys.modulesand returns unique values related to 'fabric' or 'databricks' or a key that contains 'fabric' or 'databricks' .
I am still open for a better solution but for now I can survive with this.