Azure Integration Runtime Fails To Provision

Matt Clarke 1 Reputation point
2021-04-29T04:00:24.89+00:00

When I create an Azure Integration Runtime from within Data Factory it fails to update to a Running status and stays in Running (Limited).
The more information section shows this:
Data movement, interactive query, pipeline and external activities: Succeeded
Dataflow: Failed
IRs can take 15 minutes to be ready for dataflow from the time they are created.

As a result, when I try to run a data flow using this runtime, I get this messsage:
Integration runtime: DataFactory-IntegrationRuntime failed to provision resources needed for data flow use. Please use a different integration runtime or reach out to Microsoft support.

This message only occurs when a Data flow is part of the pipeline.

I have re-created a data factory following this guide:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/data-factory/tutorial-data-flow-private

But am unable to turn on Data flow debug due to the integration runtime not being selectable due to the above issue.

All services are in the same region and I have read all the guides, tutorials and documentation I can find on the issue.
But I can't find anything in relation to a service not provisioning.

Please advise how I can address this issue ?

Thanks,
Matt

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  1. MartinJaffer-MSFT 26,236 Reputation points
    2021-04-29T19:46:49.45+00:00

    Hello @Matt Clarke and welcome to Microsoft Q&A.

    Could you please tell me which region the Integration Runtime is in, and which region the Data Factory is in? Not all regions are supported in this.

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    Also, I had a Factory in West US, where the Integration Runtimes in Managed Virtual Network were in reporting the same message as yours. They had been sitting stale for a month. Just now I refreshed them by clicking the repair button. After a while they went green. Whatever caused them to fail long ago must have been fixed and they just needed a restart. This probably isn't the same as you case, as mine were stale.


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