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Create Azure Data Factory

  • by Pradeep Raturi
  • Microsoft Azure

Create Azure Data Factory




The Azure Data Factory service is a fully managed service for composing data storage, processing, and movement services into streamlined, scalable, and reliable data production pipelines.

It offers a code-free UI for intuitive authoring and single-pane-of-glass monitoring and management.

Lets Create an Azure Data Factory using Azure Portal(https://portal.azure.com), Login to Azure Portal.

Go to Home Page, Click on Create a resource button.

After that a New Page opens, In search Bar, search for Data Factory, and select Data Factory from auto suggested search list.

 

Next, You will be redirected to Data Factory page,  Click on Create button.

Select you azure Subscription, next select Resource Group, if do not have you can create new.

Then, select the location where you want to deploy your data factory, Provide a name for Data factory and the version.

After that click on Git Configuration button.

Under Git Configuration tab, you can provide details for Git Repository, It is an optional, and can be set up later.

If you want to skip this, just check the Configure Git later checkbox.

Next click on Review + Create button.

 

You will see, a summary details for your review after that click on create button.

 

Once you click on Create button, you will get a status of deployment complete, Just click on Go to Resource button.

 

You are redirected to azure data factory page. Now to work with Azure Data factory, you have to launch Azure Data Factory portal, it is completely a separate portal, just click on Author & Monitor button.

 

Once you click, you are redirected to azure data factory portal, there you can create a pipelines, copy data, set up SSIS, create data flow and so on..

 

 

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