Trying to setup a self-hosting integration Runtime to migrate SL on-premise to the cloud, but i'm getting a few errors and unable to move on.

Hi @Shane

It sounds like you're having some issues with setting up a self-hosting integration runtime for your migration to the cloud. The errors you're seeing, particularly the "Can not connect to worker process manager" and "There was an error reading from the pipe," indicate communication issues between the integration runtime and its worker processes.

Here's what you can try to resolve this issue:

Check Service Status: Ensure that the Azure Integration Runtime service is running on your machine. You can do this via the Windows Services panel (services.msc) or by checking the status in your integration runtime management interface.

Firewall and Network Settings: Ensure that your firewall or network settings are not blocking the necessary ports for communication. Typically, the integration runtime needs access to ports 443 and 80 for outbound traffic.

Configuration Check: Review your configuration settings for the integration runtime. Make sure that the connection strings and authentication methods are correctly set up according to your cloud service settings.

Restart the Service: Sometimes, simply restarting the integration runtime service can resolve these communication errors.

Event Viewer: Look into the Windows Event Viewer for more detailed logs about the errors. This can give additional insights into what might be causing the communication issues.

Reinstallation: If you're still facing problems, consider uninstalling and then reinstalling the self-hosted integration runtime.

Hope this helps get you moving in the right direction! Let me know if you need further assistance!

Relevant Documentation

• Azure Database Migration Service
• Self-hosted Integration Runtime