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Databricks Unity AI Gateway

Databricks

Vendor

Central AI governance layer for LLM endpoints, agents, MCP servers, and coding agents on Databricks.

Curated by Tiberiu ArvaStale

Proprietary

Strengths

  • Usage tracking and audit logging
  • Permissions, rate limits, and traffic controls
  • Governance for endpoints and MCP interactions

Practitioner note

Relevant when governance needs to sit directly on Databricks-hosted agents, endpoints, and MCP access instead of being bolted on from a separate gateway layer.

Governance posture

Reviewed 2026-05-26
PartialData residency

Customer-selected cloud region (AWS/Azure/GCP); AI Guardrails limited to pay-per-token regions; no GovCloud.

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YesDeployment model

SaaS layer within Databricks on AWS/Azure/GCP; no standalone self-hosted (Beta). (saas)

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YesAudit logging

Audit logging for MCP/AI endpoint requests; inference tables store request/response as Delta.

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YesSOC 2

Databricks SOC 2 Type II across AWS/Azure/GCP.

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YesISO 27001

Databricks ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certified across clouds.

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UnknownISO 42001

Databricks references ISO 42001 as a customer framework (DASF 2.0) but has not published its own certification.

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N/AEU AI Act

Governance control-plane component; helps customers govern their own AI. (role: not-applicable)

YesLicense risk

Proprietary SaaS; lock-in to Databricks-centric stacks. (medium)

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EU AI Act obligations

Risk tier: Not applicable · as of 2026-08-23

Source-backed information mapped from Databricks Unity AI Gateway's tracked risk tier — not legal advice. Obligations depend on how your organisation deploys the system; see the full obligation reference and timeline.

This record's EU AI Act risk tier is marked not applicable, so no tier-specific obligations attach. Deployers embedding it in an AI system in scope of the Act should assess that system's own tier.

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