Provision Delta Live Tables pipeline for Azure
Learn how to configure the Delta Live Tables pipeline for Azure.
POST {{hub-url}}/api/tenants/{{tenantID}}/adapters/deltalake/actions/configure_pipeline
where hub-url
is of the form <env>-date-pipeline-hub.retio.com
. With the secrets in this format (only one Azure
secret type needed):
{ "Azure":
{ "accountKey": "<Account Key>",
"sasToken": "<SAS Token>",
"clientSecret": "<Client Secret>"
},
"Databricks":
{ "token":"<serviceprincipalstoken>"
}
}
{ "status": "SUCCESS",
"errors": [],
"adapter-response": {}
}
{ "severity": "Error",
"errorMessage": "Adapter not enabled for deltalake.",
"errorCode": 8004,
"errorDetailMessage": "Adapter not enabled for deltalake.",
"foundErrors": null,
"innerErrorData": null,
"causedBy": null,
"asJSON": "{\"severity\":\"Error\",\"errorMessage\":\"Adapter not enabled for deltalake.\",\"errorCode\":8004,\"errorDetailMessage\":\"Adapter not enabled for deltalake.\",\"foundErrors\":null,\"innerErrorData\":null,\"exception\":null,\" stack\":null,\"causedBy\":null}"
}
- Continuous Mode
- If you are running in Continuous mode, then your pipeline is live.
- Triggered Mode
- If you are running in Triggered mode, then you must trigger the pipeline to go live. For more information, see topic Trigger Delta Live Tables pipeline