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Can we run Data Pipelines with Workspace Identity?
- 1 year ago
After all the analysis, it is concluded that for running data pipelines in production:
1) Usage of Service Principal is the ideal solution.
2) Workspace identity is only used for authenticating to Azure resources securely with Fabric.
3) Managed Identity is currently not supported to run data pipelines in Fabric.
Thanks
Ati Puri
This seems to be working for authentication purposes only, is there a way to run our deployment pipelines as well with WS identity?
Hi ati_puri ,
From Azure Devops we can trigger Fabric Deploment Pipelines using Rest APIs. Service Connection in Azure Devops do support using ManagedIdentity. But I havent tested for Fabric Data pipelines or Deployment Pipelines with MI.
Step 1: Create Service Connection with MI
Step 2: Check if you can add MI to your workspace and Deployment Pipleine
Step 3: Create Build pipeline and deploy
Just a thought as it works for Azure deployments.
Regards,
Sri
- v-aatheeque1 year ago
Community Support
Hi ati_puri ,
Just checking in Srisakthi nilendraFabric has shared a response to your query regarding running data pipelines using Workspace Identity in the production environment.
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- ati_puri1 year ago
Resolver III
Hi Srisakthi - Managed Identity is not yet supported with Azure Devops to trigger data pipelines.
- v-aatheeque1 year ago
Community Support
Hi ati_puri ,
- You're correct ,Managed Identity is not yet supported for triggering Microsoft Fabric Data Pipelines directly from Azure DevOps.
- Managed Identity is typically used to allow Azure services like Azure DevOps, Logic Apps, and others to securely authenticate to Azure resources without needing to manage secrets or credentials. However, this capability is currently unavailable for Microsoft Fabric integration with Azure DevOps.
References : https://devblogs.microsoft.com/devops/introducing-service-principal-and-managed-identity-support-on-azure-devops/
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