/configure-blob
Create and configure an Azure Blob Storage account with security best practices.
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/configure-blob
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What this command does when you run it.
Create and configure an Azure Blob Storage account with security best practices.
Command definition
configure-blob.mdname: configure-blob
description: Create and configure an Azure Blob Storage account with security best practices.
/configure-blob - Configure Azure Blob Storage
Create and configure an Azure Blob Storage account with security best practices.
Steps
1. Ask the user for the storage purpose: files, backups, media, static hosting, data lake 2. Choose the performance tier: Standard (HDD) or Premium (SSD) based on workload 3. Select the redundancy: LRS, ZRS, GRS, or RA-GRS based on availability requirements 4. Create the storage account with the selected configuration 5. Create blob containers with appropriate access levels (private, blob, container) 6. Configure encryption: Microsoft-managed or customer-managed keys 7. Set up lifecycle management policies for tiering and deletion 8. Configure network security: private endpoints, firewall rules, VNet integration 9. Enable soft delete for blob and container recovery (default 7 days) 10. Set up Azure CDN integration for static content delivery if needed 11. Generate the Bicep or ARM template for the storage configuration 12. Document: account name, containers, access policies, lifecycle rules, network settings
Rules
- Default to private access level for all containers
- Enable soft delete for accidental deletion recovery
- Use private endpoints for storage accessed from VNets
- Configure lifecycle policies to move infrequently accessed data to cool/archive tiers
- Enable blob versioning for data protection
- Use Azure AD authentication over access keys when possible
- Set up immutability policies for compliance-required data
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name: configure-blob description: Create and configure an Azure Blob Storage account with security best practices.
/configure-blob - Configure Azure Blob Storage
Create and configure an Azure Blob Storage account with security best practices.
Steps
1. Ask the user for the storage purpose: files, backups, media, static hosting, data lake 2. Choose the performance tier: Standard (HDD) or Premium (SSD) based on workload 3. Select the redundancy: LRS, ZRS, GRS, or RA-GRS based on availability requirements 4. Create the storage account with the selected configuration 5. Create blob containers with appropriate access levels (private, blob, container) 6. Configure encryption: Microsoft-managed or customer-managed keys 7. Set up lifecycle management policies for tiering and deletion 8. Configure network security: private endpoints, firewall rules, VNet integration 9. Enable soft delete for blob and container recovery (default 7 days) 10. Set up Azure CDN integration for static content delivery if needed 11. Generate the Bicep or ARM template for the storage configuration 12. Document: account name, containers, access policies, lifecycle rules, network settings
Rules
- Default to private access level for all containers
- Enable soft delete for accidental deletion recovery
- Use private endpoints for storage accessed from VNets
- Configure lifecycle policies to move infrequently accessed data to cool/archive tiers
- Enable blob versioning for data protection
- Use Azure AD authentication over access keys when possible
- Set up immutability policies for compliance-required data
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