Azure Storage Accounts
Storage Accounts
- List: List storage accounts in your Azure Subscription.
- Create: Create storage account in your Azure Subscription.
- View: View properties of a storage account.
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Update: Update properties of a storage account in your Azure Subscription.
- Replication Type: Change replication type (LRS, GRS and RA-GRS) for a storage account.
- Default Access Tier: Change default access tier (Hot, and Cool) for blobs in Blob Storage and General Purpose V2 Storage account.
- HTTPS Only Support: Turn on/off HTTPS only support for a storage account. When this feature is turned on, resources in that account can only be accessed via HTTPS protocol.
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Access Keys: Manage access keys of a storage account in your Azure Subscription.
- List: List access keys for a storage account.
- Regenerate: Regenerate either of the access keys for a storage account.
- Delete: Delete one or more storage accounts from your Azure Subscription.
- Custom Domain: Map custom domains to the blob endpoint of a storage account.
- Tags: Manage tags for a storage account in your Azure Subscription.
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Resource Locks: Manage resource locks for a storage account in your Azure Subscription.
- List: List resource locks defined on a storage account.
- Create: Create resource lock on a storage account. Both "Read Only" and "Do Not Delete" type locks can be created.
- Delete: Delete one or more resource locks from a storage account.
- Connect: Connect to your storage accounts using account name and key or using shared access signature (SAS) URL.
- Emulator: On Windows platform, you can also connect to Storage Emulator.
- Friendly Name: Assign a friendly name to your storage accounts e.g. "Development", "Production", "Staging" etc. for easier identification.
- Resource Category: Assign a category e.g. "Development", "Production", "QA" to your storage accounts for resource categorization.
- Permissions: Open an account in "Read Only" or "Read Write" mode to prevent accidental deletes and updates.
- View in Portal: View a storage account details in Azure Portal from within the application.
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