Clear, owned outputs.
- ADF architecture and standards
- Metadata-driven ingestion framework
- Integration runtime set-up
- Monitoring and alerting
- CI/CD pipelines for ADF deployment
Azure Data Factory is Microsoft's cloud service for orchestrating data movement and transformation. It connects to many sources, including on-premises systems through self-hosted integration runtimes. We design ADF solutions that are metadata-driven, parameterized, monitored and deployed through CI/CD rather than edited by hand in production.
Metadata-driven ADF pipelines, integration runtimes, monitoring and CI/CD deployment.
Hundreds of near-identical pipelines are copied and pasted.
Changes are made directly in the production factory.
On-premises connections are unreliable.
Failures are only noticed when someone checks the monitor.
Reusable, parameterized pipelines and datasets.
One framework that loads many tables from configuration.
Self-hosted and managed runtimes for on-premises and private sources.
Mapping data flows, or orchestrating Databricks and SQL transformations.
Azure Monitor alerts and run logging.
Git integration and automated deployment across environments.
Azure Data Factory (and the same engine inside Microsoft Fabric and Synapse) is Azure's orchestration and data-movement service. Understanding its building blocks is the difference between a pipeline that runs and one that's maintainable.
We build ADF solutions as code in Git, with parameterised pipelines deployed through CI/CD rather than edited by hand in production.
Metadata-driven patterns replace copy-paste pipelines.
Git and CI/CD replace manual edits in production.
Securely connect on-premises and cloud sources.
Sources, consumers, data quality, volumes and the decisions the data must support.
Architecture, data model, pipelines and governance agreed in writing.
Pipelines, models and tests delivered in increments.
Reconciliation against source systems and sign-off by data owners.
Monitoring, data quality alerts, documentation and handover.
Yes. Fabric includes Data Factory capabilities, and many organizations run ADF today. We can design with a future move to Fabric in mind.
Yes, through a self-hosted integration runtime installed inside your network, with secure outbound connectivity.
With Git integration and automated release pipelines that promote factories between development, test and production environments.
Describe the environment and what needs to change. We'll reply with the questions we would answer first and a sensible first step.