We heard your growing demand and feedback for this solution, and we’re excited to announce the new version of Self Hosted Integration Runtime that is Kubernetes-based for Linux is now available in public preview.
We have improved the underlying infrastructure for Self Hosted Integration Runtime to provide several benefits:
- Scalability: Ability to scale to hundreds of machines.
- Performance: Improved performance in scanning workloads.
- Security (containerized): Ability to have containerized security on a Kubernetes cluster, instead of hosting SHIR on a Windows machine directly
At a high-level architectural view, when a Kubernetes based SHIR is installed, several pods get auto-created on the nodes of users' Kubernetes cluster. This installation can be triggered by a command line tool named IRCTL. IRCTL connects to the Microsoft Purview Service to register the SHIR and connect to the Kubernetes cluster to install the SHIR.
Learn more details about the new Kubernetes-based Self Hosted Integration Runtime and how to get started from Create and manage a Kubernetes supported self-hosted integration runtimes (preview) | Microsoft Learn
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