I have owner role in subscription level and I can create new pipeline in Azure Data Factory.
However I don't see "New" button in Integration Runtime.
Is this permission related problem? Which permission is missing then?
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/data-factory/create-self-hosted-integration-runtime
Self-hosted integration runtime is used to connect to your on-premise source/linked server.
When create the dataset, linked server, we can see the "New" button:
You also could create the integration runtime by this way:
Manage-->Connections: integration runtimes-->New-->Azure,self-hosted-->Self-hosted:
Then you could choose the self-hosted integration to connect to your on-premise source.
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is there any automated way to directly create bugs in Azuredevops projects dashboard and assigned to team whenever Aure loganalytic query based alerts triggered?
Basically, if the Azure Log Analytics query based alerts can call other services or APIs, then it's possible to create work items by calling the REST API Work Items - Create. But, there doesn't seem to be a built-in way to do this.
However, there's an Azure Log Analytics connector in Power Automate. You can try to setup a flow using the Azure Log Analytics and Azure DevOps connectors in Power Automate. The flow will be triggered when the Azure Log Analytics query based alert is trigged.
You need to call the Work Items - Create REST API in flow to create the bug. More information please reference Add an Attachment in Azure Dev Ops using MS Flow and Azure DevOps Integration (via Microsoft Power Automate)
I have developed a power app which has Azure SQL Database as the Data Source. I want to move this app to higher Environment using Azure Devops. I am able to successfully import the App using Azure Devops but I am unable to handle the SQL Connector which differs from Environment to Environment.
Note: I am using SQL Authentication with ADMIN Account details?
I want to know how can I handle this connection issue in Azure Devops?
I'm trying to set up a new instance of Aggregator CLI as an Azure function app. I've created the app on Azure and think I've installed Aggregator CLI, but don't know how to save my Azure DevOps (formerly VSTS) Personal Access Token (PAT) to Aggregator in order for the app to authenticate against DevOps. To be clear, I am not trying to install the server plugin (which requires an on-prem instance of TFS) nor am I trying to configure the webhooks version (which has been deprecated).
What I've done so far
Created a new resource group on Azure
Created a function app on Azure with storage account and application insights
Created an Azure service principle
Assigned permissions to the Azure service principle
Downloaded FunctionRuntime.zip v0.9.8 from https://github.com/tfsaggregator/aggregator-cli/releases
Deployed the code to the function app
Created a PAT in Azure DevOps
Expected behaviour
I expect to be able to save the PAT to the Aggregator_VstsToken application setting on the function app, so that the app can authenticate against VSTS. Setup.md doesn't describe how to do this. I expect to see the application settings shown in this screenshot on the app.
Actual behaviour
There isn't an application setting called Aggregator_VstsToken on the function app. There aren't any other Aggregator-specific settings either.
Environment
Azure DevOps (VSTS) cloud
Azure Function App
We are trying to use self hosted integration runtime to extract data from on-prem fileshare. To implement CI/CD, I have created arm templates from the data factory where IR is successfully working and enabled sharing on for the Data Factory in which I am going to deploy my pipelines using ARM templates. I can successfully deploy pipeline and self hosted IR and linked services but IR is not available in the new data factory connections.
Is it normal? Because to use CI/CD with Data Factory, as soon as ARM gets deployed we should be ready to run pipelines without manual changes? And if I am correct then can anyone help why IR in the new Data Factory isn't available which is making the pipeline failed when I am trying to run it.
Self Hosted Integration Runtime are tied to the ADF it is created in.
To use CI/CD with Self Hosted IR you need to do following steps:
Create a new Data Factory other than the ones you using in CI/CD
process,then create the Self hosted Integration Runtime their.(This
ADF doesn't need to contain any of your pipeline or Dataset).
Go to the newly created Integration Runtime and click on edit or pencil
icon. Go to sharing tab of opened window.
Click on Grant Permission to other Data factory.(Search and Give Permission to all ADF
involved in CI/CD Process).
Copy the resource id Displayed. Go to the DEV Data Factory and create new Self hosted runtime of type linked.
5.Enter the Resource ID when asked and click create.
6.Then proceed to setup CI/CD process through DEV Data Factory.
Since through ARM template in all other Data factory linked Self Hosted IR will be created and if you provided permission then everything will work.
A Self-Hosted Integration Runtime, is 'owned' by exactly one Data Factory instance. The way the 'owner' and the 'sharer' factories define the IR are different. When you deployed one over the other, the type changed and you ended up with either two 'owners' or two 'sharers'. Since there can only be one 'owner' or a 'sharer' points to an 'owner', things break.
I think I may be missing something and hope you can advise
I have been developing a project using VS2013 with EF6. I use Visual Studio each time I want to deploy the latest version of the system to my Azure Website.
The Azure Website has a linked database resource (SQL Azure database).
This has been going great. However, yesterday I decided to create a Virtual Machine and move the SQL database to a dedicated Azure Virtual Machine. So I did this and now I have a new database as well as the old linked resource one
So, i'm ready to publish the APP and set the new database settings on the VM.
I changed the connection string in the publish wizard and published being sure to have the right settings, i.e. use this connection string at runtime and execute code first migrations etc
However, it took me a while to realise that the APP on the cloud server I just published too is still pointing to the OLD linked resource Azure database
I'm not sure what else I have to do to, I thought it was only about changing the publish setting for the database connection string
Am I missing something, should I delete the linked resource in the Azure Website settings, if i do would that make it work. Just weird because like I say i'm publishing the site again with new settings, or does Azure read the portals publish settings and somehow overidde what I want it to point to database wise
Please advise, many thanks
John
PS I can connect fine to the new database from my local management studio. I have no errors i'm just not sure how to tell Azure to use the connect string in publish profile other than what i am doing
The "linked resource" in the Windows Azure management portal should have no impact on your application's functionality. It is really just a way to help you understand / visualize the resources your application is using.