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Overview
Use this account type to connect Binary Snaps with data sources that use the Azure Storage account.
Prerequisites
None.
Limitations and Known Issues
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Label Default Value: N/A Example: Azure Storage Account
| String | N/A | Specify a unique name for the account. |
Account name Default Value: N/A Example: azureaccountname
| String | N/A | Specify the account name created in Azure storage. |
Auth Type Default Value: N/A Example: Access Key
| Dropdown list | N/A | |
Managed identity Default Value: System assigned managed identity Example: User assigned managed identity | Expression/Dropdown list | Appears when you select Managed identity for Auth type. | Choose the identity you want to use for authentication. The available options are: User assigned managed identity: Created as a standalone Azure resource. It can be assigned to one or more Azure resources. Its lifecycle is independent of the Azure resources it is assigned to. System assigned managed identity: Created and managed by Azure for an Azure resource, such as a virtual machine or a web app. The lifecycle of this identity is tied to the Azure resource, meaning it is automatically deleted when the resource is deleted.
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Client ID
Default Value: N/A Example:12345678-9abc-def0-1234-56789abcdef0 | String/Expression | Appears when you select User assigned managed identity for Managed identity. | Specify the client ID of the User assigned managed identity. |
Primary access key Default Value: N/A Example: <Encrypted>
| String | Appears when you select Access Key in the Auth Type. | Enter the primary access key associated with the Azure storage account. |
SAS URI Default Value: N/A Example: azureaccountname.blob.core.windows.net
| String | Appears when you select SAS URI in the Auth Type. | Specify the URI containing the SAS token to perform read/write operations in the Azure Storage account. You can generate an a SAS URI either in the Azure portal or from the SAS Generator Snap. Note |
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If you provide the SAS URI in the Snap, then the Snap considers the URI given in the Snap and ignores the URI in the account settings. |
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Blob endpoint Default Value: N/A Example: https://mystorageaccount.blob.core.windows.net/mycontainer/myfile.txt
| String | N/A | The Azure storage blob endpoint. This URL is used to access the Blob service for a specific storage account. Leave this field empty to use the default endpoint ("https://<storage-account-name>.blob.core.windows.net"). |
Request Size (MB) Default Value: 4 MB Example:50 MB
Maximum Size: 100 MB | Integer | N/A | Specify the buffer size (in MB) to be used by the corresponding Binary Snap before performing the required action in the Azure storage. Note |
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For writing large files, specifying a value in this field ensures that the specified buffer limit is filled before calling the Azure API to write data to Azure storage. If the file size is smaller than the specified buffer limit, Snap calls the Azure API as soon as the file is stored in the buffer. We recommend that you set the Request Size to the maximum limit so that the execution time is fast. However, this can consume memory. If the value of the Request size is small and the file size is large then the Snap might need to make multiple API calls to write to Azure storage, which might affect the performance.
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