provides different types of integration runtimes to facilitate data movement and data processing across various environments. These integration runtimes include:

1. This runtime is used to move data between different Azure data stores and to run activities within Azure Data Factory. It’s a fully managed service provided by Azure, and it’s used for activities like copying data from Azure SQL Database to Azure Blob Storage or running transformations using Azure Databricks.

2. This runtime is used to move data between on-premises data stores and Azure data stores, or to run activities within an on-premises environment. It’s installed and managed in your on-premises environment and provides secure communication with Azure services. Self-hosted integration runtime is typically used when you need to access data behind a firewall or in a private network.

3. This runtime is used to run SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) packages in Azure Data Factory. It provides a fully managed environment for running SSIS packages without managing the underlying infrastructure. Azure-SSIS IR enables you to lift and shift your existing SSIS workloads to the cloud and integrate them with other Azure services seamlessly.

to connect to various data sources, whether they’re in the cloud or on-premises. Choosing the appropriate integration runtime depends on your specific data integration requirements and the location of your data sources.