Best Cloud Infrastructure Automation Software for Azure Data Factory

Compare the Top Cloud Infrastructure Automation Software that integrates with Azure Data Factory as of December 2025

This a list of Cloud Infrastructure Automation software that integrates with Azure Data Factory. Use the filters on the left to add additional filters for products that have integrations with Azure Data Factory. View the products that work with Azure Data Factory in the table below.

What is Cloud Infrastructure Automation Software for Azure Data Factory?

Cloud infrastructure automation software helps organizations deploy, configure, and manage cloud resources automatically without manual intervention. It enables teams to define infrastructure as code, ensuring consistency, repeatability, and scalability across cloud environments. These tools streamline provisioning, monitoring, and scaling of compute, storage, and networking resources, reducing human error and operational costs. Many platforms integrate with CI/CD pipelines and support multi-cloud or hybrid deployments for greater flexibility. Ultimately, cloud infrastructure automation software accelerates delivery, improves reliability, and enhances efficiency in managing modern cloud operations. Compare and read user reviews of the best Cloud Infrastructure Automation software for Azure Data Factory currently available using the table below. This list is updated regularly.

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    Zipher

    Zipher

    Zipher

    Zipher is an autonomous optimization platform specifically designed to improve the performance and cost efficiency of Databricks workloads by eliminating manual tuning and resource management and continuously adjusting clusters in real time. It uses proprietary machine learning models and the only Spark-aware scaler that actively learns and profiles workloads to adjust cluster resources, select optimal configurations for every job run, and dynamically tune settings like hardware, Spark configs, and availability zones to maximize efficiency and cut waste. Zipher continuously monitors evolving workloads to adapt configurations, optimize scheduling, and allocate shared compute resources to meet SLAs, while providing detailed cost visibility that breaks down Databricks and cloud provider costs so teams can identify key cost drivers. It integrates seamlessly with major cloud service providers including AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud and works with common orchestration and IaC tools.
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