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Important
Lakebase Provisioned is available in the following regions: westus, westus2, eastus, eastus2, centralus, southcentralus, northeurope, westeurope, australiaeast, brazilsouth, canadacentral, centralindia, southeastasia, uksouth.
Lakebase Provisioned is the original Lakebase offering that uses provisioned compute you scale manually. For the latest version of Lakebase, with autoscaling compute, scale-to-zero, branching, and instant restore, see Lakebase Autoscaling.
New Lakebase instances will be created as Autoscaling projects. Rollout starts March 12, 2026. For details, see Autoscaling by default.
This page introduces Lakebase Provisioned, a fully managed Postgres OLTP database engine, integrated into the Databricks Data Intelligence Platform. A database instance is a type of Azure Databricks compute that provides the storage and compute for running a Postgres server that manages multiple databases.
Overview
An online transaction processing (OLTP) database is a specialized type of database system designed to efficiently handle high volumes of real-time transactional data. Lakebase allows you to create an OLTP database on Azure Databricks, and integrate OLTP workloads with your Lakehouse. This OLTP database enables you to create and manage databases stored in Databricks-managed storage.
Using an OLTP database in conjunction with the Azure Databricks platform significantly reduces application complexity. Lakebase is well integrated with Databricks Feature Store, SQL warehouses, and Databricks Apps. Using sync tables provides a simple and performant way to sync data between OLTP and online analytical processing (OLAP) workloads.
Note
This page describes Lakebase Provisioned. For the latest version of Lakebase, which supports autoscaling compute, scale-to-zero, branching, and instant restore, see Lakebase Autoscaling.