Azure Blob

Adeptia Connect supports Azure Blob among other business app connectors. You can use Azure Blob as a Source or Destination in a Template or Transaction by following the steps given below.

1. Select  Azure Blob as Source or Target App.
   
2. Click the + icon to create an account that would be used for connecting Adeptia Connect with Azure Blob.

3. On the Create New Account window, specify the following information.
   

   Field Name	Description
   Account Name	A short, descriptive name that helps you re-use this account in future.
   Access Type	This field governs the type of authentication you choose to connect to your Azure Blob. Note: You can select Azure AD, Shared Key, or Shared Access Signatures as the Access Type. Based on your selection, the next field will ask you for the required input (Id, Key, or Signature) to proceed further. For example, if you select Azure AD as the Access Type, the next field in the form will be Tenant Id where you’d need to enter the Tenant Id of your Azure Blob account. You can also use HashiCorp Vault to fetch the Shared Key and Shared Access Signatures secrets. Before you use HashiCorp Vault, ensure that you have cleared the browser cache.  If you ever change the secrets for this activity in HashiCorp Vault, ensure that you have cleared the cached secrets to bring the change into effect. Each secret is maintained as a key-value pair in Hashicorp Vault. Enter the variable in the following format in the field for which you want to fetch the secret from Vault:  ${Vault:<Key1>} Where, <Key1> is the key in Hashicorp Vault that is defined for the field for which you want to fetch the secrets.  For example, you need to enter ${Vault:SharedAccess.Signatures} in the Shared Access Signatures field, if you have defined SharedAccess.Signatures as the key for this field in the Vault. For more details refer to this page. You can also enter the values manually. You can select one of the following Access Types: Azure AD – This option facilitates OAuth based authentication and the user experience will be the same as the other OAuth apps. Once you select Azure AD as Access Type, you’ll require the Tenant Id to enter in the next field. To know how to get the Tenant Id refer to this page in the Microsoft Azure documentation. After clicking Continue, the user would need to enter the Azure credentials in a new window. Shared Key – Facilitates non-OAuth based authentication. To know how to get the Shared Key, refer to this page in the Microsoft Azure documentation. As you complete all the fields and click Continue, your account will be created and saved. You may want to test if you’d be able to connect this account with Azure Blob by clicking Test. Shared Access Signatures – Facilitates non-OAuth based authentication. To know how to get the Shared Access Signature, refer to this page in the Microsoft Azure documentation. As you complete all the fields and click Continue, your account will be created and saved. You may want to test if you’d be able to connect this account with Azure Blob by clicking Test.
   Storage Account Name	Name of your storage account in Azure.
   Container Name	Name of the container in the selected Storage Account.
   Select Project	Name of your Project in which you want to create a Template/Transaction.

4. Click Continue.

Triggers

Actions

Schemas for Triggers

Schemas for Actions