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Issue with connecting ADLS Gen2 to Process Mining

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Hi all,

 

I have been trying to import data to Process Mining using Azure Data Lake as my source using the following documentation: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-automate/process-mining-byo-azure-data-lake. It is not network isolated.

I have done all the steps that are mentioned on said documentation, but when I fill in all container information and try to go to the next step, I receive the 'Can not connect to container' error due to me not having the required permissions to connect to the storage account.

I have the Contributor and Reader role on that storage account, as well as the Storage Blob Data Reader role.

What more do I need to be able to connect to that container within my Process Mining project?

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  • Jinman Profile Picture
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    Re: Issue with connecting ADLS Gen2 to Process Mining

    Oh, IC. Thanks for sharing, @bebeerna. I will ensure our PM will validate your point and update document. 

  • bebeerna Profile Picture
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    Re: Issue with connecting ADLS Gen2 to Process Mining

    Flushing out browser cache did the trick for me, thanks a lot!

    I would like to mention that the documentation about the required roles is quite unclear. It says that the Storage Blob Data Reader role needs to be assigned, but we observed that the general Reader role was required as well.

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    Jinman Profile Picture
    Microsoft Employee on at
    Re: Issue with connecting ADLS Gen2 to Process Mining

    @bebeerna 
    I am sorry to hear that you are having some trouble with connecting Azure Data Lake storage.

    I bet you set CORS as suggested in the doc( you have the link already in your post).
    If you say YES, there are two things you can quickly check and do:
    1. If all settings are correct, you'd better flush out your browser caches. Normally, a browser does cache CORS settings that could prevent your request from getting through.

    2. If you still encounter this issue, please do network logs in your browser via the Developers tool while connecting data lake storage and check out HTTP requests to the data lake. "Some HTTP requests could fail with 403, could state “CORS not enabled, or no matching rule found for this request."


    Please try the suggestions above, and let me know. I love to hear from you. 

     

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