We had managed_virtual_network_enabled flag on terraform and tried to use native azure cli too as a backup but both failed to create the default integration runtime on Managed Virtual Network and created a default public integration runtime. Only work around it was to create a Data Factory using ARM Template. I exported the ARM template and created the below Powershell to create the Data factory. I stored the Template and parameter file on a Fileshare and used it in the powershell to reuse and create a parameter file each time for different DF creation.
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ReplyDeleteDuring a recent Terraform Infrastructure as Code implementation, we encountered an issue where creating an Azure Data Factory with the default AutoResolveIntegrationRuntime inside a Managed Virtual Network consistently failed. Despite enabling the managed_virtual_network_enabled flag in Terraform and attempting the same setup via the native Azure CLI, both methods resulted in a default public integration runtime instead. The only reliable workaround was deploying the Data Factory through an ARM template. To streamline this approach, the ARM template was exported and reused. A PowerShell script was then created to reference the template and parameter files stored on a file share, allowing dynamic parameterization for multiple Data Factory deployments.
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