| title | description | ms.devlang | author | ms.author | ms.service | ms.topic | ms.date | zone_pivot_groups |
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Tutorial: Deploy a Web Application Connected to Azure Storage Blob with Service Connector |
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.Net |
shizn |
xshi |
service-connector |
tutorial |
10/28/2021 |
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This tutorial shows .
In this tutorial, you use the Azure CLI to complete the following tasks:
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- Set up
You can also use the Azure portal version of this tutorial.
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- Have an Azure account with an active subscription. Create an account for free.
- Install the Azure CLI 2.18.0 or higher, with which you run commands in any shell to provision and configure Azure resources.
Check that your Azure CLI version is 2.18.0 or higher:
az --version
If you need to upgrade, try the az upgrade command (requires version 2.11+) or see Install the Azure CLI.
Then sign in to Azure through the CLI:
az login
This command opens a browser to gather your credentials. When the command finishes, it shows JSON output containing information about your subscriptions.
Once signed in, you can run Azure commands with the Azure CLI to work with resources in your subscription.
Having issues? Let us know.
Clone the sample repository:
git clone https://github.com/LianwMS/WebAppStorageMISample.git
Go to the root folder of repository:
cd WebAppStorageMISample
Create the webapp use webapp up:
az webapp up --name WebAPPStorageMISample --sku B1 --location eastus
az storage account create --name storageforwebappsample --resource-group {rg_name} --sku Standard_RAGRS --https-only
az webapp connection create storage-blob -g {rg_name} -n WebAPPStorageMISample --tg {rg_name} --account storageforwebappsample --system-identity
https://webappstoragemisample.azurewebsites.net/ You will see "Hello Resource Connector! Current is {UTC Time Now}."