just go to the storage account IAM menu and add the managed identity
(resource name) for the resource generating the assessment report. In
your case, the SQL server.
@Sabrin_Alsahsah This is a great write up and was almost exactly what I
was looking for. I was wondering if you had any tips to do it in bulk
across subscriptions? Like when we do restores from production to lower
environments it's usually more than just one database. But usually a
whole instance/se...
Thanks for the information, I struggled finding the right type of target
to use for Managed Instances.I would like to add that the Kind of the
Storage Account to be used should be StorageV2. Using Kind
BlockBlobStorage will throw the following error: The target,
"xxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx....
step #6 update: you cannot just rezip the bacpac. you need to keep the
original bacpac format, open it in winrar/winzip, and just add
origin.xml into it. if you unzip the backpack into a folder and then
just repack it into a zip it will fail when doing the import, as it will
think it has corrupted d...
I have been doing research into the containerization aspect of web
applications with Azure connected resources. The code and this blog have
been very helpful in understanding how all this works. many thanks.
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