SSIS migration with Azure SQL Managed Instance as the database workload destination
APPLIES TO: 
Azure Data Factory 
Azure Synapse Analytics
When migrating database workloads from a SQL Server instance to Azure SQL Managed Instance, you should be familiar with Azure Data Migration Service(DMS), and the network topologies for SQL Managed Instance migrations using DMS.
This article focuses on the migration of SQL Server Integration Service (SSIS) packages stored in SSIS catalog (SSISDB) and SQL Server Agent jobs that schedule SSIS package executions.
Migrate SSIS catalog (SSISDB)
SSISDB migration can be done using DMS, as described in the article: Migrate SSIS packages to SQL Managed Instance.
SSIS jobs to SQL Managed Instance agent
SQL Managed Instance has a native, first-class scheduler just like SQL Server Agent on premises. You can run SSIS packages via Azure SQL Managed Instance Agent.
Since a migration tool for SSIS jobs is not yet available, they have to be migrated from SQL Server Agent on premises to SQL Managed Instance agent via scripts/manual copy.
Additional resources
- Azure Data Factory
- Azure-SSIS Integration Runtime
- Azure Database Migration Service
- Network topologies for SQL Managed Instance migrations using DMS
- Migrate SSIS packages to an SQL Managed Instance