Upload this text file to the source container in your Blob storage account. You'll see that one file (file1.txt) has been copied from the source container to the destination container of your Blob storage account:Ĭreate another empty text file and name it file2.txt. When the second pipeline run completes, follow the same steps mentioned previously to review the activity run details. To go back to the Pipeline runs view, select All pipeline runs link in the breadcrumb menu on the Activity runs page, and wait for the same pipeline to be automatically triggered again. You can use various tools to perform these tasks, like Azure Storage Explorer. Upload this text file to the source container in your storage account. For details about the properties, see Copy activity overview.īecause there are no files in the source container in your Blob storage account, you won't see any files copied to the destination container in the account:Ĭreate an empty text file and name it file1.txt. For details about the copy operation, on the Activity runs page, select the Details link (the eyeglasses icon) in the Activity name column. There's only one activity (the copy activity) in the pipeline, so you see only one entry. Select the link under Pipeline name to view activity run details or to run the pipeline again. The application switches to the Monitor tab. Notice that the Monitor tab on the left is automatically selected. On the Deployment page, select Monitor to monitor the pipeline (task). On the Summary page, review the settings and then select Next. Data Factory creates a pipeline with the specified task name. On the Settings page, under Task name, enter DeltaCopyFromBlobPipeline, then select Next. In the Folder path section, browse for and select the destination folder, and then select OK. This is the same storage account as the source data store. Select the AzureBlobStorage connection that you created. On the Destination data store page, complete these steps: Under File loading behavior, select Incremental load: LastModifiedDate, and choose Binary copy. In the File or folder section, select Browse and choose the source folder, and then select OK. Select the newly created connection in the Connection block. Test the connection and then select Create. On the New connection (Azure Blob Storage) page, select your Azure subscription from the Azure subscription list and your storage account from the Storage account name list.
Select Azure Blob Storage from the gallery, and then select Continue: Select + New connection to add a connection. On the Source data store page, complete these steps: Under Task cadence or task schedule, select Tumbling window. Under Task type, select Built-in copy task. On the Properties page, take the following steps: On the Azure Data Factory home page, select the Ingest tile to open the Copy Data tool: Use the Copy Data tool to create a pipeline To open the Azure Data Factory user interface (UI) on a separate tab, select Open on the Open Azure Data Factory Studio tile: The data stores (for example, Azure Storage and Azure SQL Database) and computes (for example, Azure HDInsight) that your data factory uses can be in other locations and regions.Īfter the data factory is created, the data factory home page appears. Only supported locations appear in the list. Under Location, select the location for the data factory. To learn about resource groups, see Use resource groups to manage your Azure resources. Select Create new and then enter a name for the resource group. Select Use existing and then select an existing resource group in the list. Under Resource Group, take one of these steps: Under Subscription, select the Azure subscription in which you'll create the new data factory. For the naming rules for Data Factory artifacts, see Data Factory naming rules. For example, use the name yourname ADFTutorialDataFactory. If you receive an error message about the name value, enter a different name for the data factory. The name for your data factory must be globally unique. On the New data factory page, under Name, enter ADFTutorialDataFactory. In the left pane, select Create a resource. You can use various tools to perform this task, like Azure Storage Explorer. Prepare your Blob storage for the tutorial by completing these steps:Ĭreate a container named source.
If you don't have an Azure Storage account, follow the instructions in Create a storage account.
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