How can I use Power Automate with Microsoft Azure Blob Storage?
How can I use Power Automate with Microsoft Azure Blob Storage?
Power Automate can be used with Microsoft Azure Blob Storage in several ways, including uploading files, reading files, and copying files between Azure Blob Storage and other systems.
Here’s a general process to get started with using Power Automate with Azure Blob Storage:
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Setup an Azure Blob Storage account: To use Azure Blob Storage, you first need to set up an account on Microsoft Azure.
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Create a new container and Shared Access Signature (SAS): In Azure Blob Storage, go to containers and create a new container. Navigate to Shared Access Signature and add or create a new one. This SAS will be used to connect Power Automate with your Azure Blob Storage.
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Connect to Azure Blob Storage from Power Automate: In Power Automate, you can create a new connection to Azure Blob Storage using the SAS you created earlier. Depending on what you want to do, you might need to use different connectors or actions. For example, to upload files to Azure Blob Storage, you can use the “Create blob” action.
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Use Power Automate to interact with Azure Blob Storage: Once the connection is established, you can use Power Automate to upload files to Azure Blob Storage, read files from it, or copy files between Azure Blob Storage and other systems like SharePoint or File System.