Managed Identity in ADF

 

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Managed Identity in ADF

Managed Identity in Azure Data Factory (ADF) is a secure and convenient way to authenticate and access Azure resources without storing credentials in your code or pipeline.

When you enable a Managed Identity for an ADF instance, Azure automatically creates an identity tied to the factory. This identity can be assigned roles and permissions in Azure Role-Based Access Control (RBAC), allowing ADF to access resources like Azure Key Vault, Azure Blob Storage, Azure SQL Database, and more—securely.

There are two types of managed identities:

System-assigned: Automatically created and managed by Azure; tied directly to the ADF instance.

User-assigned: A standalone identity that can be shared across multiple services.

For example, if ADF needs to access secrets from Azure Key Vault, you can assign the Key Vault Reader role to ADF's managed identity. This allows secure secret access without hardcoding credentials.

Managed Identity improves security by eliminating the need for connection strings or passwords in your pipeline JSON or linked services. It also simplifies credential rotation and management.

In summary, Managed Identity in ADF enhances security, automation, and compliance when connecting to Azure resources. It is the best practice for building secure, enterprise-grade data pipelines in Azure.

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