Monitoring Azure Data Factory

Disabling the sensor

To disable monitoring of the Azure Data Factory services, use the following configuration:

com.instana.plugin.azure.datafactory:
  enabled: false

Filtering by defining tags and resource groups

You can define multiple tags and resource groups, which are separated by a comma. The tags must be defined as a key-value pair separated by a colon (:). To configure easily, define the tags and resource groups that you want to include in discovery or exclude from discovery. If you define a tag or resource group in both lists (include and exclude), the exclude list has a higher priority. If you don't want to filter services, you must not define the configuration. You don't need to define all values to enable filtering.

To include services by tags into discovery, use the following configuration:

com.instana.plugin.azure.datafactory:
  include_tags: # Comma separated list of tags in key:value format (e.g. env:prod,env:staging)

To exclude services by tags from discovery, use the following configuration:

com.instana.plugin.azure.datafactory:
  exclude_tags: # Comma separated list of tags in key:value format (e.g. env:dev,env:test)

To include services by resource groups into discovery, use the following configuration:

com.instana.plugin.azure.datafactory:
  include_resource_groups: # Comma separated list of resource groups (e.g. rg_prod,rg_staging)

To exclude services by resource groups from discovery, use the following configuration:

com.instana.plugin.azure.datafactory:
  exclude_resource_groups: # Comma separated list of resource groups (e.g. rg_dev,rg_test)

Discovery filtering can be configured on the global level for all Azure services. In defining filters for the Azure Data Factory service, global filters are overridden. For more information about the global discovery filtering of the Azure service, see Azure Configuration.

Configuration data

Performance metrics