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Retirement Announcement - Azure Data Lake Storage Gen1

Hello Azure Customers in the community,

Azure Data Lake Storage Gen1 will be retired on Feb 29, 2024. Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2 offers a richer set of data management capabilities, lower cost, and integration with newer analytics offerings such as Azure Synapse Analytics along with Azure Databricks, Azure HDInsight. We recommend that all ADLS Gen1 customers migrate to ADLS Gen2 for your analytics storage needs. Please see a list of frequently asked questions in the response below, and add your questions as comments.



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PatelVikasHudsonITConsultant-3001 avatar image PatelVikasHudsonITConsultant-3001 ·

Hi all,

As Microsoft announced gen 1 retirement , can anyone give insight regarding support for azure data lake analytics to gen 1 after feb 2024?
For gen 2 , ADLA still not supporting abfs driver fl, is there any plan for giving gen 2 storage support to ADLA service?
One of our enterprise customer is using this service and we would like to know path going forward and how much we can depend on this native azure service for enterprise solutions .


Thanks



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RukmaniGopalan-6189 avatar image RukmaniGopalan-6189 PatelVikasHudsonITConsultant-3001 ·

Thanks for your query, ADLA (Azure Data Lake Analytics) is not supported on ADLS Gen2 today, given we are not investing in ADLA, we do recommend customers migrate ADLA to an alternate framework such as Azure HDInsight, Azure Synapse Analytics or Azure Databricks. If you are interested in learning more, kindly email us at ADLSGen1toGen2MigrationQA@service.microsoft.com.

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ThomasPrice-1694 avatar image ThomasPrice-1694 RukmaniGopalan-6189 ·

Could you please confirm that I understand correctly then: after the retirement on Feb. 29, ADLA will be completely non-functional, since it requires gen1 to operate?

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HimanshuSinha-MSFT answered Fradulentus commented

  • When will Azure Data Lake Storage Gen 1 be retired ?
    ADLS Gen1 will be retired on Feb 29, 2024.

  • Why are we retiring ADLS Gen1 ?
    Azure Data Lake Storage Gen1 is a service that was purpose built to serve as the
    storage platform for analytics workloads. In Feb 2019, we announced the general
    availability of Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2 (ADLS Gen2), a capability on Azure
    Blob Storage to support analytics workloads. ADLS Gen2 not only matches all the
    capabilities provided by ADLS Gen1 for analytics workloads but is also builds on the
    Azure Blob Storage features to make it the most comprehensive Data Lake Storage
    available in the Public Cloud or on-premises.

  • What are the benefits of migrating to ADLS Gen2 ?
    ADLS Gen2 not only matches all the capabilities provided by ADLS Gen1 for
    analytics workloads, but it also builds on the Azure Blob Storage features to make it
    the most comprehensive Data Lake Storage available in the Public Cloud or on-
    premises.

    Lower cost of storage compared to ADLS Gen1
    Tiered storage to manage costs
    High availability and disaster recovery capabilities
    Global availability in all Azure regions
    Automated storage lifecycle management policies


    ADLS Gen2 is also integrated with all the newer Azure Analytics offerings such as
    Azure Synapse Analytics, along with Azure Databricks, Azure HDInsight and Azure
    Purview and offers a rich eco system of partner solutions.

  • Will my application perform as well on Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2 as it does on
    Azure Data Lake Storage Gen1?
    Our goal is that the application performance for Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2 will
    be as good or better than Azure Data Lake Storage Gen1.

  • What will happen after the service is retired on Feb 29, 2024?
    Customers will not be able to do the following.

    Create or manage ADLS Gen1 accounts.
    Access the data through the Azure portal or the ADLS Gen1 APIs/SDKs/client tools
    Receive service updates to ADLS Gen1 or APIs/SDKs/Client tools
    Receive support for issues on ADLS Gen1 (phone, email, web).

  • Where can customers go to learn more about migrating to ADLS Gen2?
    You can start with this document to learn more about ADLS Gen1 to Gen2
    migration. Please be advised that the migration from ADLS Gen1 to Gen2 involves
    data migration as well updating the applications to use Gen2. You can find more
    documentation on the step-by-step approach to migrating your data and
    applications in these samples.

  • Where can customers go for answers to questions?

    Customers have multiple options to get answers to questions.

    Get answers from community experts in Microsoft Q&A
    Email the ADLS Gen1 team at ADLSGen1toGen2MigrationQA@service.microsoft.com
    If you have a support plan and require technical support, please contact us.

    1. Under Issue type, select Technical.

    2. Under Subscription, select your subscription.

    3. Under Service, click My services, then Data Lake Storage Gen1

    4. Under Summary, type a description of your issue.

    5. Under Problem type, Troubleshoot configuration issue

    6. Under Problem subtype, My issue is not listed
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