For more information about SAS, see Shared Access Signatures, Part 1: Understanding the SAS Model. Record the container URL and SAS for use in creating a SQL CREDENTIAL. For example, the previous output would result in the following two values. If the URL is included, separate it from the SAS token at the question mark (do not include the question mark). The output will contain either the URL to the container and/or the SAS token. These steps can also be accomplished using the Azure portal. New-AzStorageContainerSASToken -Name -Permission rwdl -ExpiryTime (Get-Date).AddYears(1) -FullUri -Context $context The following command creates a SAS token for the blob container that expires in one year. Generate a Shared Access Signature (SAS) to access the container. New-AzStorageContainer -Name -Context $context $context = New-AzStorageContext -StorageAccountName -StorageAccountKey (Get-AzStorageAccountKey -Name -ResourceGroupName ).Value New-AzStorageAccount -StorageAccountName -Location 'EAST US' -ResourceGroupName -SkuName Standard_GRSД¬reate a blob container named for the backup files. The following command creates a storage account named in the East US region. If you already have a storage account, go to the next step. Connect-AzAccountД¬reate an Azure storage account. The following command logs in to your Azure account. az storage container generate-sas -name -account-name -account-key $keys.value $keys = az storage account keys list -account-name -resource-group | ConvertFrom-JsonДЄz storage container create -name -account-name -account-key $keys.value az storage account create -n -l 'eastus' -resource-group Д¬reate a blob container named for the backup files.

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