Azure Blob Storage
Connect Graphext to Azure Blob Storage and be able to bring your data and write back recurrently
Connect Graphext to Azure Blob Storage
Guided steps
Connect to Azure Blob Storage
Connect to Azure Blob Storage
Create a project
Click on “New Project” (this will add the integration to your personal team) or the “Integrations” button inside the team you want to work on.
Select Azure Blob Storage from the integrations list.
Storage Account
Head to Azure Blob Storage webpage, and select the desired Storage account.
Account Name
In the Security + networking tab, click on the Access Keys. Copy the Storage Account name, and paste it into the field labeled Account Name.
Account Key
Copy the Key from Azure, and paste it into the field labeled Account Key.
Containers
Navigate to the Containers tab under the Data Storage section, copy the name of the desired container, and paste it into the corresponding field.
Blob Name
Enter the desired container, copy the file name, and paste it into the field labeled Blob Name.
Allow write output to export data
If you want Graphext to write back the project’s output to Big Query. Select “Allow write output.” View more documentation about this step in API Docs.
Save
Click on “Save and create project” to retrieve your data and begin exploring or “Save” the integration for later use.
Azure Blob Storage
Connect Graphext to Azure Blob Storage and be able to bring your data and write back recurrently
Connect Graphext to Azure Blob Storage
Guided steps
Connect to Azure Blob Storage
Connect to Azure Blob Storage
Create a project
Click on “New Project” (this will add the integration to your personal team) or the “Integrations” button inside the team you want to work on.
Select Azure Blob Storage from the integrations list.
Storage Account
Head to Azure Blob Storage webpage, and select the desired Storage account.
Account Name
In the Security + networking tab, click on the Access Keys. Copy the Storage Account name, and paste it into the field labeled Account Name.
Account Key
Copy the Key from Azure, and paste it into the field labeled Account Key.
Containers
Navigate to the Containers tab under the Data Storage section, copy the name of the desired container, and paste it into the corresponding field.
Blob Name
Enter the desired container, copy the file name, and paste it into the field labeled Blob Name.
Allow write output to export data
If you want Graphext to write back the project’s output to Big Query. Select “Allow write output.” View more documentation about this step in API Docs.
Save
Click on “Save and create project” to retrieve your data and begin exploring or “Save” the integration for later use.