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IP Functions are Generally Available, bringing high-performance network analytics to the Lakehouse

Databricks brings network analytics to the lakehouse: IP Functions now GA, enabling real-time firewall and DNS data queries without moving data.

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Why it matters

Databricks extends the lakehouse model into network operations data—a concrete expansion of what analytics practitioners can do without pipeline extraction. Enterprise relevance depends on whether your team currently warehouses or queries network telemetry.

The key facts

11 to know
  1. IP Functions moving from preview to general availability

  2. Targets firewall, load balancer, VPN, CDN edge, DNS resolver data sources

  3. High-performance network analytics positioned as lakehouse workload

  4. No pricing, quota, or availability-window details disclosed in announcement

  5. No independent testing or deployment case study provided; vendor claim only

  6. IP Functions now generally available (GA) in Databricks

  7. Supports analytics on firewall, load balancer, VPN, CDN, DNS resolver data

  8. Lakehouse-native — no separate analytics pipeline required

  9. Targets network security and observability use cases

  10. Product positioning: high-performance network analytics inside warehouse

  11. No pricing, quotas, regional availability, or competitive benchmarks disclosed in announcement

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Publisher excerpt: IP data is warehousing dataEvery firewall, load balancer, VPN, CDN edge, DNS resolver,...
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