Navigate to the created storage account: Go to your Azure Dashboard and locate the newly created storage account. Click on the storage account, then navigate to the "Blob service" section.
Create containers: Within the Blob service, create containers to organize your blobs. Containers are similar to folders.
- Click on the "+ Container" button and provide a unique name for your container.
- Name: Enter a name for your container. The name must be unique within the Azure storage account.
- The name can contain only lowercase letters, numbers, and hyphens.
- The name must begin with a letter or a number.
- The minimum length for the name is three characters.
The maximum length for the name is 63 characters.
Anonymous access level: The access level specifies whether the container and its blobs can be accessed publicly. By default, container data is private and visible only to the account owner. There are three access level choices:
Private: (Default) Prohibit anonymous access to the container and blobs.
Blob: Allow anonymous public read access for the blobs only.
Container: Allow anonymous public read and list access to the entire container, including the blobs.
- Double click on the name of your container
- Upload Blob:
Click on the "Upload" button within the container.
- Choose the file or files you want to upload and follow the prompts to upload them to the container and click on create.
- And what you uploaded will be in the container you created
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