Setup Linked Integration Runtime

What is a Linked Integration Runtime?

A linked integration runtime is an Azure Data Factory (ADF) feature that enables you to establish a connection between two data sources, even if they are located in different networks, data centers, or regions. This integration runtime acts as a bridge between the two data sources, allowing data to be transferred between them.

Prerequisites:

Before setting up a linked integration runtime, you must ensure that you have the following prerequisites:

• An Azure subscription
• Access to the Azure portal
• Data sources that you want to connect through the integration runtime
• Permissions to create linked integration runtime

Steps to setup linked integration runtime:

Step 1: Create a Linked Integration Runtime

You can create a linked integration runtime by following these steps:

1. Firstly, In the Azure portal, navigate to the Datafactory named augustus-in-datafactory-irhost-01

2.Click on the "Integration Runtimes" tab

3.Click on the "Emp-OnPrem-IR" and you will be navigated to a screen where you need to click on Sharing to grant permissions to the new datafactory that you have created. In this case i have a created a datafactory with the name as demodfraj.

4. Click on '+' sign as shown in the above image to grant permission to the datafactory, it will take you to the below screen to add your datafactory, select and hit on add.

5. Now you have successfully added your datafactory and Copy the Resource ID which you need to add while creating linked IR

6. Navigate to the Data Factory that you have created to set up linked IR

7.Click on the "Integration Runtimes" tab

8.Click on the "+ New" button and select Azure, Self-Hosted and hit on continue

9.Select "Linked Self-Hosted" from the list of integration runtime types and hit on continue

10. Here you have to name the linked IR as Emp-OnPrem-IR-Linked and paste the Resource ID you copied from the augustus-in-datafactory-irhost-01

11. Now you have successfully Setup the linked IR