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:::image type="content" source="./media/integration-runtime-pricing/vnet-integration-runtime-example-2.png" alt-text="Screenshot of calculation formula for Azure integration runtime with managed virtual network example 2.":::
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**Example 3: If there are 6 HDInsight activities triggered by Foreach. The execution time of each is 9 minutes and 40 seconds. The parallel is configured as 50 in Foreach. TTL is 30 minutes.**
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**Example 3: If there are 6 HDInsight activities triggered by Foreach. The execution time of each is 9 minutes and 40 seconds. The parallel is configured as 50 in Foreach. Compute size is 1. TTL is 30 minutes.**
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In this example, the execution time of each HDInsight activity is rounded up to 10 minutes. As the 6 HDInsight activities run in parallel and within the concurrency limitation (800), they're only charged once.
| Pipeline activity | Approximately 50 per node <br> Script activity and Lookup activity with SQL alwaysEncrypted tend to consume more resources compared to other pipeline activities, with the suggested number being around 10 per node |
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| External activity | Approximately 800 per node |
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### Comparison of different TTL
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:::image type="content" source="./media/managed-vnet/akv-pe.png" alt-text="Screenshot that shows a private endpoint for Key Vault.":::
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### Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) of Azure HDInsight
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### Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) of Azure HDInsight
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If you created a custom private link service, FQDN should end with **azurehdinsight.net** without leading *privatelink* in domain name when you create a private end point. If you use privatelink in domain name, make sure it is valid and you are able to resolve it.
In this scenario, you want to delete original files on Azure Blob Storage and copy data from Azure SQL Database to Azure Blob Storage on an hourly schedule for 8 hours per day. We'll calculate the price for 30 days. You'll do this execution twice on different pipelines for each run. The execution time of these two pipelines is overlapping.
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In this scenario, you want to delete original files on Azure Blob Storage and copy data from Azure SQL Database to Azure Blob Storage on an hourly schedule for 8 hours per day. We calculate the price for 30 days. You do this execution twice on different pipelines for each run. The execution time of these two pipelines is overlapping.
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The prices used in this example below are hypothetical and aren't intended to imply exact actual pricing. Read/write and monitoring costs aren't shown since they're typically negligible and won't impact overall costs significantly. Activity runs are also rounded to the nearest 1000 in pricing calculator estimates.
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The prices used in this example are hypothetical and aren't intended to imply exact actual pricing. Read/write and monitoring costs aren't shown since they're typically negligible and won't impact overall costs significantly. Activity runs are also rounded to the nearest 1000 in pricing calculator estimates.
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Refer to the [Azure Pricing Calculator](https://azure.microsoft.com/pricing/calculator/) for more specific scenarios and to estimate your future costs to use the service.
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|**Operations**|**Types and Units**|
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| --- | --- |
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| Run Pipeline | 6 Activity runs **per execution** (2 for trigger runs, 4 for activity runs) = 1440, rounded up since the calculator only allows increments of 1000.|
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| Execute Delete Activity: pipeline execution time **per execution** = 7 min. If the Delete Activity execution in the first pipeline is from 10:00 AM UTC to 10:05 AM UTC and the Delete Activity execution in second pipeline is from 10:02 AM UTC to 10:07 AM UTC. | Total (7 min + 60 min) / 60 min * 30 monthly executions = 33.5 pipeline activity execution hours in Managed VNET. Pipeline activity supports up to 50 concurrent executions in Managed VNET. There's a 60 minutes Time To Live (TTL) for pipeline activity. |
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| Execute Delete Activity: pipeline execution time **per execution** = 7 min. If the Delete Activity execution in the first pipeline is from 10:00 AM UTC to 10:05 AM UTC and the Delete Activity execution in second pipeline is from 10:02 AM UTC to 10:07 AM UTC. | Total (7 min + 60 min) / 60 min * 30 monthly executions = 33.5 pipeline activity execution hours in Managed VNET. Pipeline activity supports up to 50 concurrent executions per node in Managed VNET. There's a 60 minutes Time To Live (TTL) for pipeline activity. |
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| Copy Data Assumption: DIU execution time **per execution** = 10 min if the Copy execution in first pipeline is from 10:06 AM UTC to 10:15 AM UTC and the Copy Activity execution in second pipeline is from 10:08 AM UTC to 10:17 AM UTC.|[(10 min + 2 min (queue time charges up to 2 minutes)) / 60 min * 4 Azure Managed VNET Integration Runtime (default DIU setting = 4)] * 2 = 1.6 daily data movement activity execution hours in Managed VNET. For more information on data integration units and optimizing copy performance, see [this article](copy-activity-performance.md)|
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## Pricing calculator example
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-[Pricing example: Run SSIS packages on Azure-SSIS integration runtime](pricing-examples-ssis-on-azure-ssis-integration-runtime.md)
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-[Pricing example: Using mapping data flow debug for a normal workday](pricing-examples-mapping-data-flow-debug-workday.md)
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-[Pricing example: Transform data in blob store with mapping data flows](pricing-examples-transform-mapping-data-flows.md)
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-[Pricing example: Get delta data from SAP ECC via SAP CDC in mapping data flows](pricing-examples-get-delta-data-from-sap-ecc.md)
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-[Pricing example: Get delta data from SAP ECC via SAP CDC in mapping data flows](pricing-examples-get-delta-data-from-sap-ecc.md)
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