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hey guys this Adam and today I want to talk about how can you connect your data factory pipelines to on-premise data solutions or those hidden within virtual private networks using something called self host that integration runtime stay tuned so let's jump into self hosted integration runtime if you remember my diagrams integration runtime is something that runs your pipelines with a data factory so it is your compute infrastructure that is used for data factory to run data flows data movement activity dispatching so calling external services and if you using SSIS this is also the place where SSS packages are being executed what in this case is the self hosted integration runtime well let me explain by showing you an example if you have data factory and you have integration runtime the one provided by cloud so whenever you execute any pipeline in data factory either automatically provides you with integration runtime this is auto result integration runtime what it can do it can connect to any kind of service with an azure itself without any issues and if your resources are protected with virtual network in the firewall setting it can still connect to those if you are using managed identity to authenticate to those resources and you have enabled access for products and services if you don't then your data factory will not be able to connect to those resources either using the integration runtime that it gives you and if you want to connect using the same integration runtime to on-premise environments the case will be the same because this is a public service it cannot connect to your on-premises Private Networks so to solve both of those scenarios you can do something else you can actually install your own integration runtime on a virtual machine or on premises therefore a self hosted integration runtime so you host your own integration runtime wherever you want in the first case you install it on average machine within the same virtual network as those resources have configured in a firewall setting allowing you to connect from the data factory to firewall protected services and for the on-premise environment you can do pretty much the same so install your own integration runtime within your on-premise environment to connect to your on-premise data sources if you have VPN setup then that integration on time can also be in a cloud and still connect there as long as that virtual networks are configured in a way to do so and the very last scenario for the self hosted integration runtime would be installing your own drivers to connect to different sources that are not normally supported like s IP so to summarize you are using self hosted in runtime whenever you're connecting to private virtual networks private networks of on-premises environment and bring your own driver scenarios one of the key differences for self hosted runtimes is that it can move data between private network sources and it also...