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Here connection-string is being used probably with a sas token. However, i can't use the sas token as it will give me access to all the containers. i have a specific container where I want to upload the files.
I have use the TokenCredentials that are generated using TenantID, Client and Client Secret for authorization.
Is there a way that I can use TokenCredentials to access the container?
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Hello @r77o, it's a good question. As for now, connection-string is the only way to access the azure storage blob with extension azure-storage-blob. We're planning to enhance the extension to support managed identity based authentication/authorization (see this doc as an example, but using the enhanced quarkus extension), which seems address your requirement. We probably start working in Dec 2024.
I was going the the implementation in the example for blob storage : https://github.com/quarkiverse/quarkus-azure-services/tree/main/extensions/azure-storage-blob/deployment
Here connection-string is being used probably with a sas token. However, i can't use the sas token as it will give me access to all the containers. i have a specific container where I want to upload the files.
I have use the TokenCredentials that are generated using TenantID, Client and Client Secret for authorization.
Is there a way that I can use TokenCredentials to access the container?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: