What is the difference between the two options for configuring domain name firewall rules in Databricks, and which one should I choose if I want to minimize the effort of updating firewall rules for each workspace?
1. Option 1: Allow traffic to `*.cloud.databricks.com`
   - This option is more permissive, as it allows traffic to all Databricks workspaces and the account console.
   - It is easier to configure, as you only need to update your firewall rules once to allow traffic to `*.cloud.databricks.com`.

2. Option 2: Allow traffic to your Databricks workspaces and account console only
   - This option is more specific, as it allows traffic only to the identified Databricks workspaces and the account console.
   - It requires more effort to configure, as you need to identify the two domain names for each workspace and update your firewall rules accordingly.

If you want to minimize the effort of updating firewall rules for each workspace, you should choose Option 1: Allow traffic to `*.cloud.databricks.com`. This option is more permissive but easier to configure, as you only need to update your firewall rules once to allow traffic to all Databricks workspaces and the account console.