Prerequisites to create a Microsoft Azure Blob Storage V3 connection

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Create a storage account to use with Microsoft Azure Blob Storage

An Azure storage account contains all of your Azure Storage data objects, including blobs, file shares, queues, tables, and disks. Create a storage account and enable access to the storage account using the shared key or shared access signature.

Under Azure Services, click

Storage accounts

On the

Storage accounts

page, click

Create

to create a new storage account.

On the

Basics

tab, enter the project and instance details.

In the

Subscription

field, select the subscription for which you want to create the storage account.

In the

Resource group

field, select the resource group in which the Azure resources are deployed and managed.

In the

Storage account name

field, enter a name for your storage account.

The name must be unique across Azure, between 3 and 24 characters in length, and can include only numbers and lowercase letters.

In the

Region

field, select a location for your storage account, or use the default location.

On the

Advanced

tab, configure the security settings.

Disable the Require secure transfer for REST API operations
option.

Select Enable blob public access
to allow anonymous access to blobs within the storage account.

Select Enable storage account key access
to allow access to storage account using the shared key or shared access signature.

Click

Review + Create

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Prerequisites to create a Microsoft Azure Blob Storage V3 connection

Prerequisites to create a Microsoft Azure Blob Storage V3 connection

Create a storage account to use with Microsoft Azure Blob Storage

Create a storage account to use with Microsoft Azure Blob Storage