add-azure-blob-storage

Add new Azure blob storage.

Syntax:

sfiler-cli [options] add-azure-blob-storage [command options]

Command options	Required / Optional	Description
-n	Required	The Azure Blob storage name.
-d	Optional	The Azure Blob storage description.
-cs	Required	The Azure Blob storage connection string.
-cn	Required	The Azure Blob storage container name.

Example:

./sfiler-config-cli.sh -l my-user -p my-password -cf "conf/sfiler.conf" add-azure-blob-storage -n "Azure Blob Storage" -d "Azure Blob Storage Description" -cs "DefaultEndpointsProtocol=https;AccountName=your_account_name;AccountKey=your_account_key;EndpointSuffix=core.windows.net" -cn "your_container_name"

In the event of access problems, you can test the connection to Azure blob storage using the command test-access-azure-blob-storage.

./sfiler-config-cli.sh -l my-user -p my-password -cf "conf/sfiler.conf" test-access-azure-blob-storage -cs "DefaultEndpointsProtocol=https;AccountName=your_account_name;AccountKey=your_account_key;EndpointSuffix=core.windows.net" -cn "your_container_name"

The storage will not be available after executing this command. It is necessary to change the storage status to Active to make it available. This can be done using the command modify-azure-blob-storage.

./sfiler-config-cli.sh -l my-user -p my-password -cf "conf/sfiler.conf" modify-azure-blob-storage -n "Azure Blob Storage" -s ACTIVE

Now that that the storage is set to ACTIVE, you can use it to store your files.

If you wish to make that storage as your default storage, you can use the set-default-storage command.

./sfiler-config-cli.sh -l my-user -p my-password -cf "conf/sfiler.conf" set-default-storage -n "Azure Blob Storage"

For more information, see the azure-blobs documentation.