Azure Managed Lustre: not your grandparents' parallel file system

Sharan_Kalwani You can load data into Azure Blob using any of its supported interfaces (REST, NFS, SFTP, etc) or tools built on top of them (azcopy, Storage Explorer, any number of SDKs, Portal).

azcopy is functionally identical to bbcp (command-line tool that uses parallelism to upload/sync large amounts of data very quickly), so that's probably the best approach if you're used to bbcp.  To answer your question though, Azure Blob doesn't allow you to ssh into it, so since bbcp uses ssh under the hood, you wouldn't be able to load data into Azure Blob directly using bbcp.