Azure Blob Storage (Legacy)

Overview

The Azure Blob Storage Book integrates with Azure Blob Storage, allowing you to manage and store data effortlessly. Using natural language commands, you can upload, download, and organize files, simplifying your workflow and reducing manual tasks.

Prerequisites

1. Azure Account: You need to have an active Azure account. If you do not have one, you can sign up for a free Azure account to get started.

2. Azure Blob Storage: Ensure that you have an Azure Blob Storage account set up. You can create one through the Azure portal.

3. Access Keys: Obtain the access keys for your Azure Blob Storage account. These keys are required for Kognitos to authenticate and interact with your storage account.

Required Credentials

To connect to the Azure Blob Storage Book, you will need the following credentials:

1. Storage Account Name: The name of your Azure Blob Storage account.

2. Access Key: The access key for your Azure Blob Storage account. You can find this in the Azure portal under your storage account settings.

Uploading Files

To upload a file to Azure Blob Storage, you need to specify the file path where the file will be stored in Azure Blob Storage.

Examples of Usage:

1. Uploading a File to a Specific Path:

   upload a file
   dump the file to azure blob storage where
       the file path is "reports/2023/report.pdf"

2. Uploading a Different File to Another Path:

   upload a file
   dump the file to azure blob storage where
       the file path is "data/2023/data.csv"

Retrieving Files

To retrieve a file from Azure Blob Storage, you need to specify the file path and optionally the container URL for retrieving the file.

Examples of Usage:

1. Retrieving a File with a Specific Path:

get a file from azure blob storage with
    the file path is "documents/report.pdf"

1. Retrieving a File with Both Container URL and File Path:

the container url is "https://example.blob.core.windows.net/mycontainer"
get a file from azure blob storage with
    the container url
    the file path is "images/photo.jpg"