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Adding an Azure Blob for Storage

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Required User Credentials

[Flosum User] - SystemAdministrator Role

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Overview

By default, Flosum Backup & Archive stores data in a Flosum-managed AWS S3 bucket. However, customers may optionally use their own Azure Blob for data storage. This guide explains how to configure your Flosum tenant to use a customer-managed Azure Blob bucket instead.

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Unlike an AWS S3 Bucket, an Azure Blob doesn't require you to configure any APIs or Policies to connect with Flosum Cloud Apps.

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Adding Azure Blob

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Access Global Settings

  1. From any Flosum Cloud App, click the App Switcher icon at the top of the left sidebar menu.

  2. Click Global Settings.

  3. The Global Settings app will open in a new tab.

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Global Settings can also be accessed by directly logging in using your region's Global Settings URL. See the following article for login instructions.

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Create Storage

  1. Click Storages from the sidebar menu.

  2. Click Create Storage.

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Select Storage Type

  1. Enter a meaningful name for the storage in the Name textbox.

  2. Click the Storage type dropdown.

  3. Select Azure Blob.

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Provide Azure Credentials

Input the following fields for connecting to your Azure Blob:

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Field locations in Azure may vary from those listed in the table. Use the table as a reference to help locate the appropriate fields.

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Azuer Field

Account Name

Azure > Storage Accounts > Your Blob > Security + Networking > Access Keys > Storage Account Name

Account Key

Azure > Storage Accounts > Your Blob > Security + Networking > Access Keys > Key

Container Name

Azure > Storage Accounts > Your Blob > Data Storage > Containers > Name (This is the container that Flosum Cloud Apps will use to store data.)

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Create Azure Blob

  1. Click the Create button to add the Azure Blob.

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If you receive an error when adding storage, verify you have the correct Account Name and Account Key.

  1. Once added successfully, the Azure Blob will appear in the list on the Storages page.

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