How to directly access Azure On-Prem Data Gateway through code

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I have set up an Azure On-Premise Data Gateway by following these instructions here. I also tested accessing through Logic Apps following these instructions.

However, I don't want to use Logic Apps. Are there any client libraries where I can directly access the gateway instead of only being able to talk through the Logic Apps workflow schema?

All I'm trying to do is stream files from file paths on-prem using C#.

If the c# is on prem, why do you need the Gateway?

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David Browne - Microsoft · Accepted Answer · 2022-08-30 14:45:00Z

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The gateway is built on top of Azure Relay, which you can use directly. Hybrid connections are also available in App Service.

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Jayendran · Accepted Answer · 2018-08-16 11:38:37Z

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Unfortunately, there is no such DotNet SDK or any another SDK is available for you as of now which might help in On-Prem Data GateWay accessing.

As of now, you can use only the Power BI, Microsoft Flow, Logic Apps, and PowerApps services that may help you to securely transfer the data between On-Prem and Cloud.

There is also some list of an available data source for on-prem data gateway. You can find it here

If you are trying to move on-Prem SQL server to Azure SQL Database then ADF would be helpful

So finally, you would need to continue with your Logic Apps or other services which currently support the onPrem Data Gateway

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user7127000 Over a year ago

@MurrayFoxcroft I don't understand that line of reasoning. If the Logic App itself uses the gateway, then the Logic App itself is an attack surface.

Matt M Over a year ago

@MurrayFoxcroft it doesn't matter who controls things; an attack surface is an attack surface regardless. You shouldn't have mentioned that line of thought at all as it doesn't make sense.

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