Azure Blob Storage
Connect Azure Storage containers with an account key or a SAS token, scoped to the container you use. Available on Business plans and above.
Last updated July 17, 2026
#What you need
Azure Blob is available on Business plans and above. Create an Azure credential with:
- Storage account name.
- Either an account key or a SAS token.
- Container name.
- Optional: a default prefix and a custom endpoint URL.
#Scope to the container
Prefer a SAS token scoped to the single container over an account-wide key where your setup allows — it limits the blast radius if the credential is ever exposed. Grant read/list for sources and write for destinations, plus delete where Move, Sync/Mirror, or Scheduled Purge needs it.
#Set up and test
- Create the credential under Credentials → New credential → Azure Blob.
- Enter the account name, key or SAS token, and container.
- Choose Test connection before saving.
#Common mistakes
- Rotated keys. A rotated account key or expired SAS token is a frequent cause of sudden failures — update the credential and re-test.
- Storage firewall rules. The storage account's network rules must allow the FileAgent host's IP.