Linux command
az-storage-container 命令
文本
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常用示例
Create a container
az storage container create -n [container-name] --account-name [account]
Create with public blob access
az storage container create -n [container-name] --public-access blob --account-name [account]
List all containers
az storage container list --account-name [account] -o table
Check if a container exists
az storage container exists -n [container-name] --account-name [account]
Show container properties
az storage container show -n [container-name] --account-name [account]
Generate a SAS token
az storage container generate-sas -n [container-name] --permissions [dlrw] --expiry [2024-12-31T00:00Z] --account-name [account]
Delete a container
az storage container delete -n [container-name] --account-name [account]
Restore a soft-deleted container
az storage container restore -n [container-name] --deleted-version [version] --account-name [account]
说明
az storage container manages blob storage containers in Azure Storage accounts. Containers provide a grouping of blobs similar to directories in a file system. Containers can have different access levels: private (default), blob (anonymous read for blobs), or container (anonymous read for container and blobs). All blobs must reside in a container.
参数
- -n, --name _value_
- Name of the container
- --account-name _value_
- Storage account name
- --account-key _value_
- Storage account key
- --public-access _value_
- Public access level: off, blob, container
- --fail-on-exist
- Fail if the container already exists
- --permissions _value_
- SAS permissions: (a)dd, (c)reate, (d)elete, (l)ist, (r)ead, (w)rite
- --expiry _value_
- SAS token expiration datetime (UTC)
FAQ
What is the az-storage-container command used for?
az storage container manages blob storage containers in Azure Storage accounts. Containers provide a grouping of blobs similar to directories in a file system. Containers can have different access levels: private (default), blob (anonymous read for blobs), or container (anonymous read for container and blobs). All blobs must reside in a container.
How do I run a basic az-storage-container example?
Run `az storage container create -n [container-name] --account-name [account]` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does -n, --name _value_ do in az-storage-container?
Name of the container