Introduction When you’ve installed an integration runtime (IR) and connected it to an Azure Data Factory (ADF), it isn’t exactly obvious how you change which Data Factory that IR is connected to. This short blog talks you through the process of updating an IR’s connection.
Steps to change the IR’s Key Firstly, confirm the IR is in fact already registered to a Data Factory. Open the Integration Runtime Configuration Manager and you should see a green tick and ‘Self-hosted node is connected to the cloud service’ with details of the ADF resource it’s connected to. Read More >
If you’re working with a large multi-tenancy organisation it’s possible the subscription your Databricks resource sits in is a different tenancy to the Azure DevOps hosting your repositories. This blog explains how to connect Databricks to a DevOps repository in that scenario.
When trying to connect to DevOps in a seperate tenancy, you’ll receive the message Unable to parse credentials from Azure Active Directory account. Ensure Azure Devops account is connected to AAD. Read More >
Introduction to ACL’s Access Control Lists (ACLs) offer low-level control of access to the folders within your Azure Data Lake, whilst Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) offers high-level control to the entire lake.
RBAC vs ACL
The ACL permissions on offer are:
Read - Grants read access to files and folders (i.e. able to see the contents). Write - Grants write access to files and folders. Execute - Grants… execute. Read More >
