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Error Creating Shortcut access to External Kusto Db using Eventhouse
- Anonymous1 year ago
Hello adsadasa ,
Thank you for your update and for clarifying your progress. It’s great to hear that adding Kusto Contributor access resolved part of the issue with recognizing the source cluster.
Since you have confirmed that you followed the steps in the documentation and still encountered the region incompatibility issue, it appears that the problem is due to the limitation of the trial subscription. Trial subscriptions are tied to the tenant’s region, and you cannot change the region of the trial workspace.
To resolve this issue, here are a few steps you might consider:
- If possible, consider upgrading to a paid subscription, which allows you to select the region for your workspace. This will enable you to match the region of your Kusto cluster and Eventhouse shortcut.
- If upgrading isn’t feasible, you may need to create a new workspace in a region that matches your Kusto cluster. Note that this option might require a paid subscription.
If this post helps, then please give us Kudos and consider Accept it as a solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Thank you.
Thank you for the resolution options provided. I was able to make some progress by adding the Kusto Contributor access in addition to admin acces to the Source cluster. Using invitation token method, the Eventhouse shortcut is now able to recognize the source cluster but there is now an error stating the the source kusto cluster and the Eventhouse shortcut in Fabric are in different cloud regions causing an incompatibility issue as shown below. Can you please share some steps on how to change the trial version workspace to 'US West' instead of 'US West Central'.
- Anonymous1 year agoNot applicable
Hello adsadasa ,
Thank you for your patience and for attempting to implement the steps I provided earlier.
Could you please confirm that you have followed the steps outlined in the link below and are still encountering the error:Thankyou.