Create and delete managed private endpoints in an Azure Stream Analytics cluster

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You can connect your Azure Stream Analytics jobs running on a cluster to input and output resources that are behind a firewall or an Azure Virtual Network (VNet). First, you create a managed private endpoint for a resource, such as Azure Event Hub or Azure SQL Database, in your Stream Analytics cluster. Then, approve the private endpoint connection from your input or output.

Once you approve the connection, any job running in your Stream Analytics cluster can access the resource through the private endpoint. This article shows you how to create and delete private endpoints in a Stream Analytics cluster. You can create private endpoints for:

  • Azure SQL Database
  • Azure Cosmos DB
  • Azure Blob Storage
  • Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2
  • Azure Event Hub
  • Azure IoT Hubs
  • Azure Service Bus

Create managed private endpoint in Stream Analytics cluster

In this section, you learn how to create a private endpoint in a Stream Analytics cluster.

  1. In the Azure portal, locate and select your Stream Analytics cluster.

  2. Under Settings, select Managed private endpoints.

  3. Select New and enter the following information to choose the resource you want to access securely through a private endpoint.

    Setting Value
    Name Enter any name for your private endpoint. If this name is taken, create a unique name.
    Connection method Select Connect to an Azure resource in my directory.

    You can choose one of your resources to securely connect to using the private endpoint, or you can connect to someone else's resource by using a resource ID or alias that they've shared with you.
    Subscription Select your subscription.
    Resource type Choose the resource type that maps to your resource.
    Resource Select the resource you want to connect to using private endpoint.
    Target subresource The type of subresource for the resource selected above that your private endpoint will be able to access.

    The private endpoint create experience

  4. Approve the connection from the target resource. For example, if you created a private endpoint to an Azure SQL Database instance in the previous step, you should go to this SQL Database instance and see a pending connection that should be approved. It might take a few minutes for connection request to show up.

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  5. You can go back to your Stream Analytics cluster to see the state change from Pending customer approval to Pending DNS Setup to Set up complete within couple of minutes.

Delete a managed private endpoint in a Stream Analytics cluster

  1. In the Azure portal, locate and select your Stream Analytics cluster.

  2. Under Settings, select Managed private endpoints.

  3. Choose the private endpoint you want to delete and select Delete.

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Next steps

You now have an overview of how to manage private endpoints in an Azure Stream Analytics cluster. Next, you can learn how to scale your clusters and run jobs in your cluster: