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  1. Preface
  2. Runtime environments
  3. Hosted Agent
  4. Secure Agent groups
  5. Serverless runtime environments
  6. Connectors in a serverless runtime environment
  7. Secure Agents
  8. Secure Agent installation

Runtime Environments

Runtime Environments

Step 2. Configure the subnet

Step 2. Configure the subnet

Assign a specific subnet for use with the Azure serverless runtime environment.
Ensure that the subnet has internet connectivity. There are several ways to achieve this connectivity, including configuring a NAT gateway with a public IP address.
Ensure that the service endpoint
Microsoft.AzureActiveDirectory
is enabled on the delegated subnet. This is not required if you have configured a NAT gateway with a public IP address.
There is no limit to the number of serverless runtime environments on the same subnet, provided there are enough IP addresses available.
The following table lists the regions for VNET/subnets linked via subnet delegation:
POD
Regions for VNET/subnets linked via subnet delegation
USW1-1 (US West)
West US
East US2
US South Central
US Central
CAC2 (Canada)
Canada Central
Canada East
EMC1 (Germany)
West Europe
Germany West Central
North Europe
APAUC1 (Australia)
Australia Central
Australia Southeast
Australia East
  1. Use the Azure Cloud Shell to run the following command:
    az provider register --namespace 'Informatica.DataManagement'
    This command registers the "Informatica.DataManagement" resource provider in your subscription where your subnet is located.
  2. Create a new subnet and delegate this subnet to the following service:
    Informatica.DataManagement/organizations
    .
    Delegating the subnet to the service
    Informatica.DataManagement/organizations
    must be done after all subnet-related configuration is complete, otherwise issues might occur during subnet configuration.

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