can we able to access(download ) the file from the blob storage account even if the site is down?? In our scenario if the want to download the file they have to hit our application. so if its down can we able to download the file from the Blob storage account?? or can we able to download through curl command??
Hey Vinodha. Yes, you can directly access the SFTP service of Azure storage from a client machine, but then there would be considerations around network access controls, authentication, etc
@@MattAllford Thanks for the responce. but still im not clear. if you go for blob storage account to store your packages. off course if the VM goes down still you can access the files this is admin point of view. If you think customer poin of view. Can they able to donload the file from the storage account?? if the VM maschine does down? or is there any such storage account??
Thank you very much for this demo! One additionnal question if I may, how can I make sure Azure doen't change the SSH key in the future? (it happened to me a few time where the user coudn't acces my file :/ )
Thanks for watching! I’m not aware of Microsoft automatically changing any SSH keys you might have generated, that sounds a little odd and I don’t think I have any pointers sorry. Might be worth a ticket to support if you notice it again?
Hi Matt, this video is helpful. Is there way that we can automate the creation of local users and setting up directories for them using some program. And automate the process using devops. I'm looking for an answer from you. Cheers
Hi Pavan. I had a quick look at this, and it's not immediately clear if this is available in an ARM / Bicep template and what the syntax would be. With that said, there is a set of Azure CLI commands (in preview) that look like they could be used to create / modify / delete the local users - docs.microsoft.com/en-us/cli/azure/storage/account/local-user?view=azure-cli-latest. You'd need to install the extension first with "az extension add --name storage-preview" There are also some REST APIs by the looks of the documentation, check for Microsoft.Storage/storageAccounts/localUsers on the following page - docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/role-based-access-control/resource-provider-operations Hope this helps!
This is an excellent video!, this channel is going to favorites :)
Thanks heaps Christian! I’m glad you liked it and thanks so much for the nice words :)
Great demonstration Matt, I configured as I watched.
Hey Philip, thanks so much for watching. Awesome that you followed along and glad you found it useful!
Thanks, Mate. This got me going.
Awesome Adam! It’s been a while mate, hope you are doing well :)
Hi Matt, Its very Useful to configure. Thanks
You’re welcome, glad you liked it!
this is so good video , helps a lot.
Thanks so much, I'm glad you found it helpful!
@@MattAllford sorry, forgot to say 'Thank you so much' ...
yes but i think pricing is same as azure if we sftp own instances then it will not cost much
Pricing is definitely something to weigh up with the different offerings in cloud platforms!
can we able to access(download ) the file from the blob storage account even if the site is down??
In our scenario if the want to download the file they have to hit our application. so if its down can we able to download the file from the Blob storage account?? or can we able to download through curl command??
Hey Vinodha. Yes, you can directly access the SFTP service of Azure storage from a client machine, but then there would be considerations around network access controls, authentication, etc
@@MattAllford Thanks for the responce. but still im not clear. if you go for blob storage account to store your packages. off course if the VM goes down still you can access the files this is admin point of view. If you think customer poin of view. Can they able to donload the file from the storage account?? if the VM maschine does down? or is there any such storage account??
if youn have can you share the links.
Thank you very much for this demo! One additionnal question if I may, how can I make sure Azure doen't change the SSH key in the future? (it happened to me a few time where the user coudn't acces my file :/ )
Thanks for watching!
I’m not aware of Microsoft automatically changing any SSH keys you might have generated, that sounds a little odd and I don’t think I have any pointers sorry. Might be worth a ticket to support if you notice it again?
Hi Matt, this video is helpful. Is there way that we can automate the creation of local users and setting up directories for them using some program. And automate the process using devops. I'm looking for an answer from you. Cheers
Hi Pavan. I had a quick look at this, and it's not immediately clear if this is available in an ARM / Bicep template and what the syntax would be.
With that said, there is a set of Azure CLI commands (in preview) that look like they could be used to create / modify / delete the local users - docs.microsoft.com/en-us/cli/azure/storage/account/local-user?view=azure-cli-latest. You'd need to install the extension first with "az extension add --name storage-preview"
There are also some REST APIs by the looks of the documentation, check for Microsoft.Storage/storageAccounts/localUsers on the following page - docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/role-based-access-control/resource-provider-operations
Hope this helps!