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Rob Bowman
Rob Bowman

Reputation: 8741

azure data factory - link a shared integration runtime via az cli

I have two data factories. The "shared" data factory has an integration runtime that I'd like to share with the "client" data factory via az cli.

I am able to do this via the portal by navigating through the "shared" data factory \ Integration Runtimes \ Edit \ Sharing tab and selecting "Grant permission to another Data Factory or user-assigned managed identity".

My problem comes when trying to achieve the same via az cli. I have tried the following sequence of two az cli commands:

az datafactory integration-runtime self-hosted create --factory-name adf-rb-shared `
  --integration-runtime-name shir01 `
  --resource-group rg-adf-shared 

az datafactory integration-runtime linked-integration-runtime create `
  --factory-name adf-rb-shared `
  --integration-runtime-name shir01 `
  --resource-group rg-adf-shared `
  --data-factory-name adf-rb-client-001

The first command seems to work and does create a new integration runtime in the "shared" data factory.

However, the second command gives the following error:

(UnsupportedVersionForSharableIR) None Code: UnsupportedVersionForSharableIR Message: None Target: /subscriptions/sub-number-here/resourceGroups/rg-adf-shared/providers/Microsoft.DataFactory/factories/adf-rb-shared/integrationruntimes/shir01

Anyone see where I went wrong?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 1028

Answers (1)

Pratik Lad
Pratik Lad

Reputation: 8382

Steps to create Shared Integration Runtime.

  1. Create a self-hosted integration runtime.
  2. Share the self-hosted integration runtime with other data factories.
  3. Create a linked integration runtime.

As you created a self-hosted integration runtime after that Get the integration runtime authentication key and register a node.

To Retrieve the authentication keys for an integration runtime.

az datafactory integration-runtime list-auth-key --factory-name
                                                 --integration-runtime-name
                                                 --resource-group

When you register the integration runtime node, you utilise this key.

The self-hosted integration runtime installation and registration.

  • From the Azure Data Factory Integration Runtime website, download the installer for the self-hosted integration runtime.
  • Launch the installer to set up the locally hosted integration.
  • The authentication key that you got in the previous step should be used to register the new self-hosted integration.

The data factory needs access to the self-hosted integration runtime that you registered and created provide it permission. Add contributor role

Run the following command to create a linked self-hosted integration runtime:

az datafactory integration-runtime linked-integration-runtime create --factory-name
                                                                     --integration-runtime-name
                                                                     --resource-group
                                                                     [--data-factory-name]
                                                                     [--location]
                                                                     [--name]
                                                                     [--subscription-id]

Upvotes: -1

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