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Self hosted IR events are captured in two event viewer journals named: Connectors – Integration Runtime and Integration Runtime respectively.
We can view these events in event viewer. Please check below documentation to understand little more this.
Monitor self-hosted integration runtime (SHIR) virtual machines in Azure
Regarding the events which are seeing or mentioned, below are high level details.
- Event ID 41014 - Warning - Worker process xxx disconnected: This event indicates that the worker process of the Integration Runtime disconnected. It could be due to a temporary network issue or an unexpected shutdown of the worker process. You can monitor the frequency and impact of these events to determine if further investigation or action is required.
- Event ID 93 - Error occurred while uploading the heartbeat for the node xxx: This event suggests that there was an issue while uploading the heartbeat from the SHIR node to the Azure Data Factory service. The heartbeat is a periodic signal that the node sends to indicate its availability. This error might indicate a network problem or an issue with the SHIR's connection to the Azure Data Factory service.
- Event ID 10010 - Event - Application 'xxx' (pid xxx) cannot be restarted - Application SID does not match Conductor SID: This event indicates that the SHIR encountered an error while attempting to restart an application. It specifically mentions a mismatch between the Application SID (Security Identifier) and the Conductor SID. This error might require further investigation to determine the root cause and resolve it.
Event ID 41015 - Warning - Worker exits due to reaching IdleWorkerRecycleInternal: This event signifies that a worker process in the SHIR was recycled due to reaching the idle worker recycle threshold. The idle worker recycle is a mechanism to manage resources efficiently by recycling idle workers after a certain period of inactivity. This event is generally a warning and doesn't require immediate action unless it happens excessively or affects your workload.
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