I want to download ADLGen2 file to my local server using ADF.
I tried to set up self hosted integration run-time, but I am getting below error
the integration runtime (self-hosted) node has encountered an error during registration
The account through which I have logged into my azure portal and the account which has access on my local machine are completely different.
Azure Portal login : xyz_abc#gmail.com
Local machine login: officiallogin#companyname
Is the issue because of 2 completely different logins
Can you please let me know how to resolve this issue.
Thanks,
Raksha
When you say "The account through which I have logged into my azure portal and the account which has access on my local machine are completely different", make sure to uninstall and re-install the self-hosted integration runtime manually choosing the option2.
OR
You may try to uninstall the current self-hosted integration runtime. Maybe you can try the Option1. It will install and register the integration runtime automatically.
Reference: Create and configure a self-hosted integration runtime.
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I don't know why this issue is happening, but I am confident that the configuration was done properly.
I created an Azure VM, installed Jenkins in that, and created a freestyle project. And Then I added the git and Azure Service Principle credentials to the global unrestricted access to Jenkins credentials (system). When I try to add a post-build setup of publishing to an azure web app, I get the following errors.
I have added images, please open the links and look into them, and help me out.
As you can see, the service principle has been successfully verified.
But in the second picture, when I try to access the resource group, it says none, even though I have created a resource group, app service plan, app services etc.
I tested in my enviroment and facing the same Issue,Even after Succefully verified the service principle.
Did few reaseach and found that Azure App Service Plugin is up for adoption and under maintaiance and few of them as been deprecated and also they are looking for new maintainer. The Same issue is happing with other Azure plugin as well like Azure Storage,Azure Cosmos and many more...
Even though in the document its stated you can install the Azure App Service plugin manually before officially release but when i tried to install the maven repro its prompting for enter the credential to download the repro. Seems its private repro we can't access.
For Workaround for this issue or for more information you can reach out to Jenkins Community Team or Support.
I'm trying to register my Deployment group in windows server but I'm getting below error
TF400813: Resource not available for anonymous access. Client authentication required.
but I have admin access in server.
Assuming you are using Azure DevOps Server. Please check if the 'Team Foundation Background Job Agent service' is running or not. Besides, you can try to deploy the agent with a PAT, then clean caches on your client machine and try it again to check if that works.
I am using Azure data factory V2 and the problem I am facing is the Self-Hosted integration runtime is is getting Deregistered from the node automatically after running some time.
Ok, i had this same error as per your screenshot.
Uninstall the integration runtime on your VM / Laptop
Go to ADF download the manual integration runtime (NOT THE EXPRESS; For some reason it didn't work for me)
Install the latest version of INtegration Runtime
Restart your machine (recommended for registry purpose i guess!)
Make sure you passing the valid "Authentication Key, while registering Integration Runtime".
There error message clearly says "Authentication Key is invalid".
For more details, refer "Create and configure a self-hosted integration runtime".
I have two azure entities I'm trying to connect, a build agent running my nuget deployments and a VM (Windows Server 2012 R2) on which I'm trying to set up symbol hosting using SymStore.
From this page I am told to Grant full control permission to the build agent service account. How do I go about doing this? In the Publish Symbols build step, I can enter a URL to store the symbols, but I have no way of logging the build agent into the VM as the user that I've given full control permission to.
This setup is actually not possible; from the SymSrv docs: writes to an http-based symbol store are not possible.
It appears that the SymStore has to be on the same machine as the Azure build agent to give it full control permission. I happened to discover that NuGet will let me publish .pdbs, so I'm going to try that route instead.
I have an Azure Worker Role (WR) which is supposed to pick up it's config from the .cscfg files using:
var setting = CloudConfigurationManager.GetSetting("My.Setting.Name");
Running in the emulator this is fine, I get the:
Getting "My.Setting.Name" from ServiceRuntime: PASS.
message. However, when I publish to my remote environment, I get:
Getting "My.Setting.Name" from ServiceRuntime: FAIL.
Getting "My.Setting.Name" from ConfigurationManager: FAIL.
messages. In the 'CloudServices/Configure' section of the Azure Management Portal I can see the setting listed in the configuration, and it's set correctly.
I'm using Azure SDK 2.0
Are you deploying correct Azure SDK .DLL's with your project? Did you by chance upgrade recently to a newer Azure SDK? I would check your .DLL references to make sure that they all match across the solution