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BlobStorage AccessBlobs

Tore Nestenius edited this page Oct 16, 2024 · 3 revisions

Access blobs in Blob Storage

This tool allows you to read and write blobs in an Azure Storage Account. It supports various authentication methods such as connection strings, SAS tokens, managed identity, and access keys, making it versatile for different scenarios in Azure Blob Storage management.

Purpose

This tool allows you to access Azure Blob Storage for reading and writing blob data and lists all blobs in a specified container. It is ideal for developers or administrators who must interact with Azure Blob Storage for diagnostic or testing purposes.

Key Features

  • Read and Write Operations: Load or upload content to blobs within a specified container in your storage account.
  • Container Content Listing: Displays the names and sizes of blobs in a given container.
  • Multiple Authentication Methods: Supports different authentication methods, including:
    • Connection strings
    • SAS tokens
    • Blob service SAS URL
    • Managed Identity using Azure Active Directory (Azure AD)
    • Access keys

How to Use

  1. Setup:
    • Create a storage account in Azure (e.g., clouddebuggerstorage).
    • Create a container in the storage account (e.g., clouddebugger).
    • Upload a test blob (e.g., MyBlob.txt).
    • Ensure the application can access the storage account using a managed identity or other suitable authentication method.
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