Azure Blog Storage

Azure Blog Storage

Rubiscape provides you with an option to create a dataset using four options- Upload Excel (or CSV or JSON or Text) Files, S3, FTP, and Azure Blob Storage. Azure Blob Storage is basically a container that stores files.
In Rubiscape, you can use Azure Blob Storage to create datasets by entering the following information:

  • Account Name – This is the name of your Azure storage account located on the top of the Azure Portal.
  • Account Key – Is used to authorize access to data in your storage account via Shared Key authorization.
  • Container Name – This is the location where the files are stored.
  • File directory URL– This gives the location of the file. Given as input by the user.
  • Filename / Wildcard - This acts as a filter that allows the user to select specific files from the directory.
    For more information click here.
    In case any of these values is entered incorrectly, an error message is thrown.


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