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How to connect azure data factory to azure devops?


Asked by Sasha Booth on Nov 30, 2021 FAQ



Azure Data Factory (ADF) uses JSON to capture the code in your Data Factory project and by connecting ADF to a code repository each of your changes will be tracked when you save them. Also, whenever you publish, DevOps will automatically establish a new version of the Data Factory, enabling you to rollback if needed. Now on to my demo:
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There will be several options for getting the DEV Data Factory connected to the repository. Once the “Configure a repository” pane opens, select the appropriate values in the settings: Azure DevOps Account – Select the organization name that was created during the “Creating an Azure DevOps organization and repo” step.
Just so, Select the Azure DevOps organization and click Install. When the download succeeds, navigate back to the DevOps Release pipeline configuration process. Add the newly downloaded Publish Azure Data Factory task to the release pipeline. The Publish Azure Data Factory task will contain the following details that will need to be selected and configured.
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Follow the below steps to create CI (build) pipeline for automated Azure Data Factory publish. 1. Create a new build pipeline in the Azure DevOps project. 2. Select Azure Repos Git as your code repository. 3. From the Azure Repos, select the repo that contains Data Factory code.
Next,
A benefit to using DevOps (or any code repository) is you can create a method to preserve the code from a working version while you’re making modification. In this post I’ll show you how to connect an existing Azure Data Factory project to an Azure DevOps code repository.