Ensure Reliable AI Across Your Lakehouse

Arize seamlessly integrates with Databricks Lakehouse, Mosaic AI, and MLflow, powering full-stack observability for all your GenAI, ML, and CV models.

Unified AI Engineering Platform to Make AI Work

Simplify LLMOps with Seamless Integration

Connect Arize to Databricks via MLflow or Mosaic AI to log, trace, and evaluate LLM and ML models automatically—no additional infrastructure needed.

Unlock Self-Improving Agents

Monitor agent behavior and performance, detect regressions, and trigger fine-tuning workflows directly from your Databricks notebooks or pipelines.

How Arize & Databricks Work Together

See how any AI application running on Databricks Lakehouse and Mosaic AI leverages Arize for end-to-end observability & evaluation.

Why use Arize and Databricks together

Built-In Tracing for Agents

Automatically log chains and tools to Arize from Mosaic AI with a single decorator. Visualize agent steps and identify bottlenecks.

Metrics that matter

Track first-token latency, hallucination rates, completion quality, and more—right from your Databricks workflows.

Fine-tuning feedback loops

Use observability insights to trigger model updates, prompt changes, or data curation pipelines directly in Databricks.

Monitoring, alerting and KPI dashboards in Arize AX

Start your AI observability journey.

Get in touch with our team of AI observability experts to see how Arize and Databricks can work together for your business.

Evaluation Driven Development

Purpose-built tools and workflows that streamline performance improvement iteration cycles

Test Changes As You Build

Prompt template versioning and a prompt playground enable testing as you go, along with the ability to replay use cases in production.

Quickly Find and Curate Datasets

AI-driven search and embeddings similarity search eliminates manual data curation and annotation in your daily workflow.

Guardrails to Protect Your Business

Dynamic data used for detection of activities such as jailbreaks, PII leaks, or user frustration – then respond with a corrective action.

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