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Ingenii Azure Data Factory Generator

Python based generator to create Azure Data Factory pipelines from configurations.

This package integrates easily with the Ingenii Azure Data Platform, but this package can be used independently as long as some required linked services and data sets are created ahead of time. These are detailed in the sections below.

  • Current Version: 0.1.4

Package installation

Install the package using pip with

pip install azure_data_factory_generator

or, for a particular version

pip install azure_data_factory_generator==0.1.4

Alternatively, add it to your requirements.txt file.

Use the package by calling it directly with the locations of your config files and the folder that the generated objects should be placed within:

python -m azure_data_factory_generator path/to/config/files/folder path/to/generated/files/folder

Using the package

For details on using the package please refer to the Azure Data Factory Usage documentation.

Version History

  • 0.1.4: Add object annotations to track what is managed by this package
  • 0.1.3: Extend schedule to handle when only the hours of the dayt are specified
  • 0.1.2: Change the name of the secret name for the SAS URI to access the config tables
  • 0.1.1: Add schedule generation from configuration, many more tests
  • 0.1.0: Initial package, FTP/SFTP connections with basic authentication

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