Manage Azure Blob data storage
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Before you proceed to this article, make sure you understand data storage management basics.
In Settings > Management Tab, add or edit the required credentials: CLIENT_ID, CLIENT_SECRET, TENANT_ID, and ACCOUNT_URL.
See the table below to learn where to look for them in your Azure account.
CLIENT_ID
application_id.
Format: ########-####-####-####-############
(letters/numbers)
CLIENT_SECRET
Value of the client_secret tuple (Value, Secret ID).
Format: #####-#######-######-######
(letters/digits/special chars)
TENANT_ID
ID of the tenant.
Format: ########-####-####-####-############
(letters/numbers)
ACCOUNT_NAME
An arbitrary name that the customer must supply to define the ACCOUNT_URL.
Format: string
CONTAINER_NAME
An arbitrary name that the customer must supply to define the ACCOUNT_URL.
Format: string
ACCOUNT_URL
The account_url of the Azure account.
Format: https://account_name.blob.core.windows.net/container_name
In Microsoft Entra ID, click on App registrations.
Select New registration.
Fill the name of the application & press "register."
You got to the registered app page: (CLIENT_ID / TENANT_ID) From this you can retrieve: Application ID and Tenant ID. Both are marked in the screenshot.
Press "Certificates & secrets"
Press on "New Client secret"
Fill the "Description" and change expires to 12 months. (or according to your organization policy), than press "Add"
8. Get the CLIENT_SECRET from this page.
Give this App registration roles and read access to the relevant Blob.
Go to Azure Storage accounts
Get into the relevant Storage account
Press on "containers"
Press on the relevant container
Press on "Properties"
Copy the ACCOUNT_URL\
Errors for bad connections can be found in CloudWatch on particular FRY log stream
Search for: BlobApi, BlobFs, azure.
