Can an azure blob with malware infect other blobs in the storage account?
Hi, I need to know whether it can be infected to other blobs or files if I accidently uploaded a malware into azure storage account or all the blobs are isolated from each other. If it can be infected, does it infect the blob/files only within the container or to the entire storage account?
Error : Azure Storage - SFTP(preview)
We are using Azure Storage - SFTP(preview) service to upload files to Azure Blob Containers, We are able to upload multiple files simultaneously using the SFTP client. But we are experiencing inconsistency in transferring files to SFTP account as some of these files are failing - we are getting ‘Invalid block size’ error from Azure blob storage. Please let us know what may be causing these issue as we have to manually copy/reinitiate upload to SFTP for the failed files.
Query Storage accounts for type of storage and access tier
Hello Community, I have received a task (for Auditing) to find Storage accounts having storage type as "Queue". And also to find blobs with access tier as "Archive" . we have hundreds of storage accounts and each having lots of blobs and contents. Is there any way i can achieve this using resource graph explorer or any something else. On PowerShell i tested using Get-AzStorageAccount | Get-AzStorageContainer | Get-AzStorageBlob | where where{$_.AccessTier -eq "Archive"} this is working for scenarios where storage accounts are less, but it stucks where the number is too big, any help will be appreciated. Thank You PS - i am relatively new to Azure and scripting
