 Hello, welcome to SSMunitech, so see in this side and in this video we are going to see about the linked or shared self hosted IR. So in the last videos we have seen about the what is integration runtime and what are the types of the integration runtime and we have also seen about the self hosted IR in detail and in the last video we have done the demo under the self hosted IR and in this video we are going to check about the linked or shared self hosted IR. So if you haven't watched the previous videos so I would strongly recommend to watch that video for better understanding. So go to the next slide and here what is the linked self hosted IR. So we can use the existing self hosted IR that we have created already that exist in another resources. So for example we are having a data factory and where we have created the self hosted IR and we want to utilize that self hosted IR in the second. So we are having that option by using the linked self hosted IR. So this way we can reuse the existing infrastructure where self hosted integral runtime is set up. So what it mean? So basically if we are going to create the another self hosted IR for the ADF 2 so it will be replicating the same thing. If we have already created in one place and we can use that in another place so that is the good one. So this option is already available inside the self hosted IR ADF. So go to on the browser and we will see in the practical. So here if you have remembered in the last video we have created the self hosted IR the last one. So this is we are under SSU training data factory. So we want to use this self hosted IR in another data factory. So here we can see the data factories and let me try to open this SSU test. So under this data factory we want to create this self hosted IR and will be utilizing that we have already created under the SSU training. So here let me click on this open. Now we can go in the manage and under the manage here we can go inside the IR that is integration on time. So by default we can see we are having this auto resolve IR that is available at the runtime when we are creating the SSU test. So we want to create a new IR here but before creating the new IR we can go in the existing one. So here let me click on this. So now here we can see the option for the setting and the node and the auto update. So let me quickly cover all these. So under the node we have already discussed about the nodes if we are going to set the multiple nodes then that will be high availability option and in case of the auto update so we can set the time by which this will be automatically updating. So we can enable and we can disable from here for the auto update option. Let me go in the sharing. So under the sharing we can see here we are having the resource ID. So we have this value and below this we can see the grant permission to another data factory. So here we have to provide the permission first for this SSU test. Once we will provide the permission and after that we can create the integration runtime under the SSU test with the same one. So first let me click on this and here it will take little bit time. So here we can see all these data factories. So let me call this with the SSU test. So this one so we can click and we can add. So it will be going to add there. So now we can see it is loading here and added this data factory. So we have provided the permissions here. Now we can copy this resource ID this value. So let me try to copy and I'll show you where we can use this. Next option we can see the link. So under the links we don't have anything right now. Let me click on apply. So once we have done with this change then we can go in the SSU test and here we can see the integration runtime setup. So we can select the first one that is as your self hosted click on continue. The last option here can see linked self hosted. So instead of selecting this self hosted it will be going to create the self hosted IR but if we are going to get this self hosted from the external resource it means from another data factory. So we have to use this linked self hosted click on continue. Here we can call this as linked self hosted IR. So it is validating that is good. Here we can see the type that is self hosted that is linked and here we have to provide the same resource ID that we have already copied from the existing one. Now we can click on create. So it will be creating the new IR. So it is failed to error occurred. Let me try it again. So this time we can see we are able to save this. So let me click on that. So this is our resource ID and this is the name under the node we can set the nodes and here we can see the auto update option and we don't see the other options because we are only inheriting this IR from another data factory. So go back to here and here let me open this and this is the IR actually. So here we can see all these options but we are using this under this so we cannot see more options. Now in this data factory we can create the new pipeline and under that pipeline we can directly load the data from your SQL Server table that we have already done in the previous video. So for the testing purpose you can do the same. If you will be facing any issue then you can comment in the comment box. I will try to response there. So thank you so much for watching this video. If you really like this video please subscribe our channel to get many more videos. Don't forget to press the bell icon to get the notification of our newly uploaded videos. See you in the next video.