Hi all, I am trying to create an Azure integration runtime in Data Factory Managed Virtual Network. When using the code below, I get an error like {"code":"ManagedVNetReferencedNotExist","message":"Invalid reference to the managed Virtual Network 'default'. The managed Virtual Network does not exist.","target":null,"details":null}}

import pulumi
import pulumi_azure_native as azure_native

integration_runtime1 = azure_native.datafactory.IntegrationRuntime("integrationRuntime1",
    factory_name="df-my-test-0001",
    integration_runtime_name="integrationRuntime1",
    properties=azure_native.datafactory.ManagedIntegrationRuntimeArgs(
        compute_properties=azure_native.datafactory.IntegrationRuntimeComputePropertiesArgs(
            data_flow_properties=azure_native.datafactory.IntegrationRuntimeDataFlowPropertiesArgs(
                compute_type="General",
                core_count=8,
                time_to_live=10,
            ),
            location="West Europe",
        ),
        managed_virtual_network=azure_native.datafactory.ManagedVirtualNetworkReferenceArgs(
            reference_name="default",
            type="ManagedVirtualNetworkReference",
        ),
        type="Managed",
    ),
    resource_group_name="rg-my-test-000",
    opts=pulumi.ResourceOptions(protect=True))

So I assume the managed vnet need to be created first. However I am not able to find a respective resource provider in azure native / datafactory. Any ideas?

Need to create the VNet first, and subnet . Also needs private link and private endpoint, seems that also requires a load balancer from what I've encountered, maybe there's a different way

Hi Peter, thanks for your reply. Yes, I agree, that the Vnet has to be created first, but I cannot find a respective resource provider in azure native. The REST API call to create a managed Vnet for ADF is this:

PUT <https://management.azure.com/subscriptions/{subscriptionId}/resourceGroups/{resourceGroupName}/providers/Microsoft.DataFactory/factories/{factoryName}/managedVirtualNetworks/{managedVirtualNetworkName}?api-version=2018-06-01>

However, as said I was not able to locate the respective resource provider in azure native yet.

It's all part of the network apis where you look to build all the network pieces, it had me baffled for a bit. Then it's a somewhat simple link in the ADF config to link the network details

Did some more digging. It's not part of azure native so far. https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-azure-native/issues/896.