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How to access on premises data stores from ADF managed virtual network using Private Endpoint

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lrtoyou1223
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May 12, 2021

Azure Data Factory managed virtual network is designed to allow you to securely connect Azure Integration Runtime to your stores via Private Endpoint. Your data traffic between Azure Data Factory Managed Virtual Network and data stores goes through Azure Private Link which provides secured connectivity and eliminates your data exposure to the public internet. 

Now we have a solution which leverages Private Link Service and Load Balancer to access on premises data stores or data stores in another virtual network from ADF managed virtual network.

To learn more about this solution, visit Tutorial - access on premises SQL Server.

You can also use this approach to access Azure SQL Database Managed Instance, see more in Tutorial - access Azure SQL Database Managed Instance.

 

Published May 12, 2021
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  • Michael Barry's avatar
    Michael Barry
    Copper Contributor

    Can the forwarding virtual network private link service be shared across multiple ADF and Synapse data flows instances?

  • Nived1002V's avatar
    Nived1002V
    Copper Contributor

    Hi Michael 

    The private link service can be shared across multiple ADF or synapse data flows provided they are in the same VNET, or peered network. 

  • Dag_E's avatar
    Dag_E
    Copper Contributor

    Hi

    Is there any plans for replacing the need for a Self-Hosted integration gateway? If a data source is accessible in a VNET in Azure - it should be possible to use a hosted variant connected directliy to the VNET. 

     

     

  • ky123t's avatar
    ky123t
    Copper Contributor

    Is it possible to connect to on prem with above architecture, but without the VM part?