Azure Data Factory Part 4 - Integration Run Time and Different types of IR

In this section, we will explore IR and different types of IR times

[erickxavier]

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[soloeng]

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[anithaganji]

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[naveenemma]

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[thendomasuma]

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[shodhan.pujari]

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[sangeethaezhumalai]

Hi...ur sessions are very good and interesting..just had this doubt...could u pls clear this...We already have one azure IR as default rite... Then what is the need for creating one?

[thetracetrios]

What would be integration runtime type if we have to sftp or ftp from some external source ?

[musfeqsaleheen]

I have an on-premises Oracle Database running on Linux. Since the Hosted Integration Runtime doesn't support the Linux platform directly, what options do I have to migrate the Oracle Database to ADF?

[eulekum]

if azure vnet having db, to copy that data from vnet db to azure storage accounts, why do we treat it as self hosted ir, since azure vnet also with in the inside the azure?

[sukh-e]

sir in my ADF, there are two integration runtimes in settings but while monitoring it's showing five integration runtimes. Can you tell me why there are showing five integration runtimes while monitoring and two integration runtimes in settings?

[Michael-rhwe]

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