Brad Llewellyn shows how you can create an Azure Databricks cluster:
There are three major concepts for us to understand about Azure Databricks, Clusters, Code and Data. We will dig into each of these in due time. For this post, we’re going to talk about Clusters. Clusters are where the work is done. Clusters themselves do not store any code or data. Instead, they operate the physical resources that are used to perform the computations. So, it’s possible (and even advised) to develop code against small development clusters, then leverage the same code against larger production-grade clusters for deployment. Let’s start by creating a small cluster.
Read on for an example.