How to Upload a Letter in ChatGPT to Azure Storage Account and Share the URL

Azure storage account is an account that contains all Storage data objects, including containers, file shares, queues and tables. It provides a unique namespace for your Azure Storage data that's accessible from anywhere in the world over HTTP or HTTPS.

ChatGPT(Chat Generative Pre-trained Transformer) is a machine learning model that carries out natural language processing tasks driven by AI technology that allows you to have human-like conversations with a high level of accuracy. ChatGPT can answer questions, and assist with tasks such as composing emails - like the one in this demo -, essays, code etc.

Create a Storage Account:
Steps To Create Azure Storage Account:

Step 1:
I am assuming that by now, you already have your Azure Microsoft Account.

• Login into your Azure Portal

Step 2:

• Search and Click on Storage Accounts on your Portal
• Click Storage Account

Step 3:

• Create

Step 4:

• Subscription: Choose your subscription
• Resource Group: Choose resource
• Storage Account Name: Choose a unique name across all existing accounts in Azure
• Region: Choose your region
• Click Review

Step 5:

• Create

Step 6:
Storage account is created

• Click on 'Go to resource' to view

Step 7:

• Click on Containers

Step 8:

• Click on '+ Containers'

Step 9:

• Name: Choose the name of the kind of document you want to share. We will use myapplicationletter for this demo.
• Public access level: Change to Blob which allows you to share the document with anyone.
• Create

Step 10:

• Go to https://chat.openai.com/chat
• In the chat session, write what you want ChatGPT to do for you. - For this demo, we will use 'Write an application letter for a cloud computing role entry-role'. Note that you can write whatever you want.
• Press 'Enter' to view result

Step 11:

• Click on the file to access

Step 12:

• Copy the result of your entry in chatGPT to Microsoft Word and save data as PDF.
• Save document in any file. Eg download, desktop or document file in your computer.
• Go back to your Azure portal
• Click on Upload
• Drag and drop file or browse for file
• Choose any name for your container
• Upload

Step 13:

• Click on Upload and the 'Upload blob' on the right pops out
• Either drag and drop file or browse for file
• Upload

Step 14:

• Click on your file and the right side of the screen pops out
• Click and copy the link to share the URL

Congratulations!
You have successfully uploaded a letter to your Azure Storage Account and shared the linked.